First - You are very welcome, glad to be able to assist
Second - Good question...actually I also wonder myself how some others on here identify fonts faster then I can even read the request sometimes! As for myself, there is the well known method of using WhatTheFont? on the internet, or simple experience, using visual recognition and then confirming with Bitstream Font Navigator, which is a very good font management and font preview software that comes with the Corel Suite that will allow you to preview all the fonts on your computer whether or not they are installed. Presently I only have about 600-700 fonts installed on my computer but I have well over 60,000 fonts in folders on my hard drive. Lastly, and the main method I am using lately, is using the latest version of the software ImagaroZ, which has a font identification feature that is vastly improved over earlier versions. It now also allows you to search through a fairly good robust library of fonts that come with the program and also now will search all the fonts you own on your compter, whether or not they are installed. It can vectorize and identify any type of graphic font.
If anyone else would like to chime in and discuss some of your top secret methods of font identification, I'd be curious to hear...
