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Posts de koeiekat
Com'on boys ... whatever happened to <Alt><PrintScreen>? Screendump, remember?
Not serious? Are you serious? 
24/02/2013 a las 08:12 [respuesta] FONT JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE SUIT & TIE
Why shout?
24/02/2013 a las 08:12 [respuesta] FONTS JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE SUIT & TIE!!! AND THE SERIES ''SUITS''
Why shout?
Foro: Discusiones en general
23/02/2013 a las 17:48 [respuesta] Does anyone know where to get the "Golden Age" font free?
I do 
Menhir ha dicho 
ASAP and without politeness. Bad mix... 
We are not servants...
We are not servants...
Californian girls are not known for politeness. Alas.
Optima
Foro: Discusiones en general
22/02/2013 a las 08:44 [respuesta] Can someone please help me figure out these 2 fonts?
Creepygirl.
Typograf, an oldish program but still one of the best font managers around.
Foro: Discusiones en general
21/02/2013 a las 21:45 [respuesta] Why is dafont called dafont? How is it pronounced?
Frog phonetics 
jamespurdy2 ha dicho
... 2) Does anyone have a font like Marcelle but without the distress look? ...
Marcelle is Script MT
Late, I know, but you may like the Grantham Light. However, the 3 and the 5 should be on the baseline. See Alphabets Old And New For The Use Of Craftsmen by Lewis Foreman Day (1910), illustration #128.
Always happy to be of help
@ imran_sherwa
That is one of the handicaps of Scan-a-Hand and all the tools based on it like myscriptfont. Those applications always generate white space on the left and right of the letters (this white space is called bearings). When the software you are using has the possibility to narrow the space between the letters (negative kerning is the expression) you may still be able to use your script as you want. If not, you have two possibilities; or you use a font editor to set both left and right bearings to a (small) negative number so that the letters will always overlap a little. I have never tried it but the free program Type Light might do it for you. If not ask someone here to help you.
Success
That is one of the handicaps of Scan-a-Hand and all the tools based on it like myscriptfont. Those applications always generate white space on the left and right of the letters (this white space is called bearings). When the software you are using has the possibility to narrow the space between the letters (negative kerning is the expression) you may still be able to use your script as you want. If not, you have two possibilities; or you use a font editor to set both left and right bearings to a (small) negative number so that the letters will always overlap a little. I have never tried it but the free program Type Light might do it for you. If not ask someone here to help you.
Success
Foro: Discusiones en general
19/02/2013 a las 07:51 [respuesta] How do I know a font does not have a virus?
not from ♦other♦ crappy sites... which implies ... Foro: Discusiones en general
18/02/2013 a las 20:08 [respuesta] install of ttf files doesn't work? - windows XP
Bingo! That is a proper install 
Can you show an image of what is happening?
2003 = XP?
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