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Artist => Fonts => Topic started by: Grumpy Ole Artist on October 29, 2014, 12:01:35 PM
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Ok folks, put on your thinking caps...I have been charged with creating matching graphics for an addition to a local FD's ambulance fleet...(It has to match, obviously!) After scrolling through my font list (of over 3000) I FINALLY (whew!) ID'd this font...It is called "Lattienne T (bold) " no problems, right? Welllll, I have tried EVERY work-around I can think of...up to & including exporting set type from C12 to p-shop as a p-shop file...Tried converting to curves in Corel, Even tried just printing out a hard copy, with the idea of scanning it back in at high rez...EVERY time, the "bold" vanishes, and it reverts back to a "medium" weight font...Tried going out & re-downloading font, no love! Never had this problem...(I suppose I might have a "ghost in the machine") any chance someone could set this verbiage for me in all bold caps, convert to curves, and post/send me a copy? Thanx,all!
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Send me the font I will try it on corel x7 and see what I get and send back.
Shane
cbjamel at msn.com
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I just downloaded it and it seems to work fine but, it needs to be italicized manually (via envelope), because the italicized version I find at another site, is different.
Here's the one that works for me in X6
http://font.downloadatoz.com/font,104042,latienne-t-bold.html (http://font.downloadatoz.com/font,104042,latienne-t-bold.html)
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Thanx for the link Frog, It did it with the the new version too...Just wierd....cbjamel is gonna convert for me...Thanx again, though!
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Thanx for the link Frog, It did it with the the new version too...Just wierd....cbjamel is gonna convert for me...Thanx again, though!
What about the pdf file I attached? That's converted to curves. (I didn't mean to step on cbjamel, if he's already taking care of it though)
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Wow! Sorry Frog, My eyes apparently stopped working at the link...Derrrr...Thanx for the help!