http://www.dafont.com/fr/champagne-limousines.font
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excellentes questions !
Je sais que pour les très gros caractères, ils utilisaient du bois plutôt que de plomb.
Et visiblement, il y avait plus de lettres que d'autres (http://193.164.197.40/images/012/0124194418.jpg) et ça doit dépendre des langues, en anglais il doit y avoir plus de y qu'en français. Ils devaient acheter une casse complète à mon avis.

aaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhh... mystery solved


to be honest, i don't know but if he is happy with that...

i think he's talking about Kid Kosmic : http://www.dafont.com/fr/kid-kosmic.font

@kat is he asking for the ç and ~ ? he just asked a similar one, no ?

let me try... Comic Sans MS ?
More seriously try one of the Blambot : http://www.dafont.com/fr/blambot.d1

Whoooo ! nice one !
Another great creation from Sudtipos

try this extension for chrome to know the fonts used in a webpage : https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jabopobgcpjmedljpbcaablpmlmfcogm?utm_source=chrome-ntp-icon

http://www.google.com/webfonts
search for Alfa Slab

47 Condensed Light for the text in the bubble
57 Condensed for the text of the description
87 Condensed Black for the title of the description

J'avais sélectionné une serie de typos un peu dans le style de ton logo : http://www.dafont.com/fr/pselect.php?folder_id=65393&text=BougiesBijou&psize=l

i did not quote these... they are forbidden, their use is punished by death in some countries

Oh shit! that was fun ! Especially the "consumer service" part

I really didn't know that (or i knew it and totally forgot as i never really use Word )

Check out the Calibri license, but it should be embeddable. Calibri is not installed on XP and before, i think...
You'll have to test it out for mac usage. Keep also in mind that previous versions of Word might not handle font embedding!
If I were you, i'd stay with the basics. If the I of the Arial bugs you, try Trebuchet or Verdana...

pfiuu... even harder!

Trebuchet, Verdana or Tahoma have a diffrent style between these charaters

Sticking to Arial (or verdana, or trebuchet) might be a wise idea. Other people won't have to install a font to edit the file...
ecit: just read the link you gave. I didn't know it was possible to embed a font in Word too ! You have to find a font that auhtorize that or use a system font... My guess is finding the one that will fit with Meta style will be hard.

Maybe this one ?
http://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/Colaborate

So check free fonts.
Have you tried the "Sans Serif Theme"? http://www.dafont.com/fr/theme.php?cat=501
How many weight do you need ? (Light, normal, bold, ...)