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No that's the built-in font software for Mac OS X. I wish they had it for PC, I'm using Bitstream Font Nav on Windows and it sucks compared to FontBook.

Well I've just been through my entire font catalog and that was the closest I had. Good luck with your search. Are these laser cut acrylic letters? If so it might be a standard Gemini font?? <-- Grasping at straws now

Maybe Tw Cen??

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Incised901???

Welcome from N.E. Florida!!

Welcome from N.E. Florida!!

Welcome from N.E. Florida!!

Triplex http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/emigre/triplex/cond-sans-black-lin/

I'm not sure why that would be. I attached a ZIP with my SWT file, give that a shot.

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Welcome from N.E. Florida!!

I've been using Flexi for some time now so I'm a little biased but I would say it's worth the investment. Flexi was specifically designed for sign design and it does it very well. I have Illustrator CS4, Corel X4, and Flexi 8.6 and I use Flexi 90% of the time.

Man I love Flexi

Network Attached Storage - Basically at networked hard drive

Leopard Flexi AutoCAD Adobe anything VM Ware Fusion And GrphixCalc, another user anxiously awaiting the next release...

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This might help... http://www.signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?p=482658#post482658

I've seen a few people ask how can you use the Roland Color System in Flexi so I thought I would put together a little tutorial. Folow these steps to create your own Flexi SWT file with all the Roland Colors. Step 1: Start a new Flexi Document Step 2: Import the attached PDF file ...

Yes they can be used with Flexi. My Roland tech gave me a Flexi SWT (Swatch Table Library) file that works great. Call your dealer they may have a file they can send you.