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Font Bureau has many nice fonts. I see their fonts used on many brochures, annual reports, logos, signage, etc.

I can say with 99% certainty it is called Village from Font Bureau. All of the letters match. http://fontbureau.com/fonts/Village

Yes, they almost always create a custom nameplate for a car. Rarely would a car manufacturer use a typestyle to typeset a nameplate. They design the letters to be unique just like every other detail on the car.

I think windows allows you to turn on/off hidden files from view in the folder options under the tools menu

May I ask who?

Keep in mind, some older video cards do not support widescreen resolutions and will stretch to fit

http://www.adobe.com/aboutadobe/pressroom/pressreleases/200612/121406Photoshop.html http://www.photoshopuser.com/cs3/sk_features.html FYI

Well at whatthefont, it often gives you several choices when you upload a sample, especially when it cannot find a match Then there's always signs101

Yes, look under the category of Sci-Fi. Something there should suit your needs.

I knew you would like that font Rick.

Yes Fred, I'm sometimes lazy and less web-savvy. How do you make the font name into a link? When I do a link it shows the actual website like... www.websitename.com/fontabc

Yes on closer inspection, it looks like Avenir 95 is a perfect match.

USR looks like it started out as Futura Bold, and then edited - custom R Innovation is rather small. My guess is either Eurostile (Microgramma) or Bank Gothic Bold

She said "Flexi Starter"

Interesting, some software must allow this. Does your resulting file look like this? I know some software will convert curves into hundreds of short straight lines - yuck.

Had a customer today say that they could not outline text in Flexi. They have a basic version. Is this true or do they not know how to use the software? I don't own/use Flexi so I cannot tell them what they are doing wrong. Basically they want solid letters with an outline of another color that...

Let me know if you get it to work or if you don't understand my step by step.

1. Create a new file, any size will do. 2. Click on File -> Place and select the pdf file. The dialog box will show link and template. Checkmark on Link but DO NOT check template. Click OK 3. The file should display with the bounding box around it. Now click on object -> flatten transparency...

1. Create a new file, any size will do. 2. Click on File -> Place and select the pdf file. The dialog box will show link and template. Checkmark on Link but DO NOT check template. Click OK 3. The file should display with the bounding box around it. Now click on object -> flatten transparency...

first here is the test file for all you cs2 folks to try it out on. I don't know if this works with cs1, but I guarantee it works on Illustrator cs2. The PDF uses a free font called Kontrapunkt; nice one by the way. As long as you don't already have this installed on your machine, you will also...