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December 2nd 04, 03:37 PM
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Lettering Font
Has anyone a recommendation for a suitable computer font to use for
lettering purposes - nothing fancy. I haven't found one that looks elegant but doesn't have excessively thin sections or fragile serifs. 
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December 20th 04, 01:28 PM
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I have had good luck using Times New Roman for three and four inch letters.
Hope this helps. Dave "Henry Springer" wrote in message ... Has anyone a recommendation for a suitable computer font to use for lettering purposes - nothing fancy. I haven't found one that looks elegant but doesn't have excessively thin sections or fragile serifs.
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October 18th 05, 02:53 PM
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Lettering Font
Dave W wrote:
I have had good luck using Times New Roman for three and four inch letters. Hope this helps. Dave "Henry Springer" wrote in message ... Has anyone a recommendation for a suitable computer font to use for lettering purposes - nothing fancy. I haven't found one that looks elegant but doesn't have excessively thin sections or fragile serifs. Search for true fonts, when you enlarge then they don't distort.
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