Open-face font in Win7 SP1?

I print to the surface of DVDs in varying font
styles.

For the large type I want to use open-face fonts
to save the expensive ink.

The Win7 collection does not seem to have these,
and I can't go to the Word10 stylized fonts
because I use a separate DVD-printing program.
(AudioLable).

Does Win7 have a library of other fonts online? I
need open face, that is fonts outlined with
nothing in the centers.

Peter

Peter Jason wrote:
> I print to the surface of DVDs in varying font
> styles.
>
> For the large type I want to use open-face fonts
> to save the expensive ink.
>
> The Win7 collection does not seem to have these,
> and I can't go to the Word10 stylized fonts
> because I use a separate DVD-printing program.
> (AudioLable).
>
> Does Win7 have a library of other fonts online? I
> need open face, that is fonts outlined with
> nothing in the centers.

Take a look at this one:
http://www.dafont.com/allstar.font

Download:
http://img.dafont.com/dl/?f=allstar

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Crash

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On Wed, 16 May 2012 18:23:02 -0400, "Dave
\"Crash\" Dummy" <> wrote:

>Peter Jason wrote:
>> I print to the surface of DVDs in varying font
>> styles.
>>
>> For the large type I want to use open-face fonts
>> to save the expensive ink.
>>
>> The Win7 collection does not seem to have these,
>> and I can't go to the Word10 stylized fonts
>> because I use a separate DVD-printing program.
>> (AudioLable).
>>
>> Does Win7 have a library of other fonts online? I
>> need open face, that is fonts outlined with
>> nothing in the centers.
>
>Take a look at this one:
>http://www.dafont.com/allstar.font
>
>Download:
>http://img.dafont.com/dl/?f=allstar

Thanks, I'll check this out.
Peter

Peter Jason schreef:
> I print to the surface of DVDs in varying font
> styles.
>
> For the large type I want to use open-face fonts
> to save the expensive ink.
>
> The Win7 collection does not seem to have these,
> and I can't go to the Word10 stylized fonts
> because I use a separate DVD-printing program.
> (AudioLable).
>
> Does Win7 have a library of other fonts online? I
> need open face, that is fonts outlined with
> nothing in the centers.
>
> Peter

Well you can try Ecofont. There is a free version available.
Download free Ecofont Vera Sans regular

http://www.ecofont.com/en/products/g...ving-font.html

Regards,

Zanqeutil

On 5/16/12 4:13 PM, Peter Jason wrote:
> I print to the surface of DVDs in varying font
> styles.
>
> For the large type I want to use open-face fonts
> to save the expensive ink.
>
> The Win7 collection does not seem to have these,
> and I can't go to the Word10 stylized fonts
> because I use a separate DVD-printing program.
> (AudioLable).
>
> Does Win7 have a library of other fonts online? I
> need open face, that is fonts outlined with
> nothing in the centers.

This may be more than what you want, but here's two sites with free fonts:

http://1001freefonts.com/
http://www.urbanfonts.com/

Since the fonts are free, and you find one you like but it's not an open
face font, you might be able to load it into a font editor and eliminate
the fill.

http://www.thefreecountry.com/utilit...-editors.shtml


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Peter Jason wrote:
> I print to the surface of DVDs in varying font
> styles.
>
> For the large type I want to use open-face fonts
> to save the expensive ink.
>
> The Win7 collection does not seem to have these,
> and I can't go to the Word10 stylized fonts
> because I use a separate DVD-printing program.
> (AudioLable).
>
> Does Win7 have a library of other fonts online? I
> need open face, that is fonts outlined with
> nothing in the centers.

http://thedatalist.com/pages/Fonts.htm
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Crash

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~ Obi-Wan Kenobi ~

You could try googling all day and you will find for free as many fonts as
you want. Sheez!
Q

"Quilljar" wrote in message news:So-...


You could try googling all day and you will find for free as many fonts as
you want. Sheez!
Q

BTW they are called Hollow Fonts and I found dozens in about ten seconds...
Q

On Thu, 17 May 2012 14:00:56 +0100, "Quilljar"
<> wrote:

>
>
>"Quilljar" wrote in message news:So-...
>
>
>You could try googling all day and you will find for free as many fonts as
>you want. Sheez!
>Q
>
>BTW they are called Hollow Fonts and I found dozens in about ten seconds...
>Q

Thanks, I didn't know they were called "hollow"
fonts.

Sometimes called Outline Fonts too.
Q