Font Id please

[threeputt]

Well, let's try this again.

 

[njsigns]

Monotype Corsiva


Gene

 

[threeputt]

That was quick, Gene. Is it possibly known under a different name? Can't locate that one anywhere on my font CD's.

 

[njsigns]

Found a website saying Monotype Corsiva = Adobe Zapf Chancery Medium Italic, I'd agree at a quick glance, but upon inspection they are different, and the example you provided is definitely Monotype Corsiva (based on the naming I have on my machine and the link above). There may be other "clones" but I'm not sure of their names.

Gene

 

[Fred Weiss]

I'm not sure but I think Microsoft includes it with Windows or possibly Office.

 

[njsigns]

Here is a comparison of what I have w/ your sample - I searched my machine for a duplicate (I have too many) no such luck, sorry. I also searched for Monotype Corsiva clones to no avail.



Gene

 

[njsigns]

I'm not sure but I think Microsoft includes it with Windows or possibly Office.

It is included with with a few Windows products, here is a list of software and the fonts they come with:

http://web.tampabay.rr.com/bmerkey/examples/fonts-in-MS-products.htm

Gene

 

[thomchar]

I have that font on my computer as Exchequer Script

 

[threeputt]

Geez, thanks Gene and Fred. I've decided to use the Zaph thing. Had the font under that name. Of course, it's not exact, but I modified it enough that it will work.

This site rocks!

 

[Cadmn]

Monotype Corsiva believe it is part of corel 9 fonts

 

[SAS]

Monotype Corsiva believe it is part of corel 9 fonts

Getting Corel's fonts was worth the $179 I paid for the program. But now that I have Flexi I never use Corel. I got a laptop this past Mon. I installed Corel today and noticed a bunch of fonts I did not even know it had on one of the clipart cd's. That brings my total up to 16000 at my finger tips using bitstream font nav.