I had a major diskcrash a few weeks ago.
I could recover most stuff.
There is one thing still missing:
The name of the font I used from my homepage...
http://www.webhome.de/anti/
Does anyone recognize it ?
Thanks
anti
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Brian Farkas posted this at 20:29—26th August 2001.
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The truth is, I'm really not sure which font that is-- but if you have the PSD file from creating the original UI, you should be able to find out by attempting to edit a text layer. When you do, it should tell you that you don't have ____ font installed. You can also of course look on various font sites.
Good luck!
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anti posted this at 15:04—27th August 2001.
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Thanks.
But what the hell is a PSD-file ?
I have the original XCF-files, but didn't use dynamic text, since the whole thing was script-fu'ed. And I lost the scripts....
Anyway, looks like I have to find a new font and start from scratch...
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McPhilly posted this at 15:14—27th August 2001.
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A PSD file is an originol Photoshop image which hasn't been exported or saved for the web.
The same way Fireworks save images as .png
I think.
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Grandmaster posted this at 22:39—27th August 2001.
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And for the Paint Shop users its *.psp
anti posted this at 00:52—29th August 2001.
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OK.
The PSD is a photoshop metafile.
Thanks.
BTW:
PNG has nothing to do with fireworks.
PNG is basically a patent free GIF with truecolor capabilities.
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Annette35 posted this at 07:25—31st August 2001.
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Try http://www.myfonts.com/
http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/ allows you to upload an image and tells you what the font is. Haven't used this.
There is also a Discussion Forum asking your very question - http://www.myfonts.com/FontForums/list.php?f=5 What's this font?
If you have to start again, Font-a-licious Fonts (and many other font sites) do a lot of those font styles.
- http://www.fontalicious.com/fontext/orange/index.html
Good luck.