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Just thought I'd place a link to a site I use for identifying fonts
on the occasions that WhatTheFont or identifont don't come up with the goods. It's called Type Navigator. It works a little differently to the other two font finders listed so if they don't work then give it a try. |
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Good work, like your little joke in your signature by the way!
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05-11-2009, 10:46 PM
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Very handy. Thanks Sweetums.
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Another place for identifying fonts
Linear Mode
