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  Posted by Tim Hobbs on 30 March 2007 at 11:03

  Hi

  Can anyone please help to identify this font?

  Thanks

  Tim

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  Tim Hobbs replied 18 years, 9 months ago 3 Members · 6 Replies
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  P. Harris

  Member

  30 March 2007 at 11:39

  Hi Tim, The font your looking for is- ‘ARCADIA’
  If you’ve not got it, let me know.
  Cheers Brock

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  Tim Hobbs

  Member

  30 March 2007 at 11:48

  Hi Brock

  Do you know, now you’ve said that I recognize the name.
  I reckon I have it on my PC at home but not here at work.
  Would appreciate it tremendously if you could upload it for me as a TTF.

  Thanks mate

  Tim

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  P. Harris

  Member

  30 March 2007 at 14:44

  Hi Tim, Were Mac Based, Sorry its a Postscript Version.
  Dont Know if Your PC will Except it or Not, Let Me Know??
  Cheers Brock

  PS- Tried to Attach Anyway, But It Wont??
  Does anyone Know Why??

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  P. Harris

  Member

  30 March 2007 at 15:07

  Hi Tim,
  Just tried loading the Font on our only PC Sorry No Joy,
  Unless you’ve a Postscript to True Type Converter??
  Also know sorted how to Attach if Needed, Just Need to
  ‘Stuff-it’ (Condense it to a ‘.sit’ File, Sorry Mac Version Again)
  Not much use here, Sorry i’ll get my Coat!

  Cheers Brock

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  Jamie Wood

  Member

  30 March 2007 at 18:22

  Brock,

  Your best bet, if you’re using Mac OSX, is to right click on the font, and
  select ‘create archive’. This will turn it into a ZIP archive, which most PC
  users will be able to open. It appears that not many people download the
  free StuffIt Expander for PC, although it’s very common with Macs. I expect you already knew this, but thought I would point it out in case anyone else needs to know too.

  Cheers,
  Jamie.

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  Tim Hobbs

  Member

  30 March 2007 at 20:35

  Thanks for this guys.

  Tim

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