how to know about type of font used in a pdf file?
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Many times I have run into this problem myself: Here are  things you can do.\n\nContact the person who sent or form whom you have recieved the pdf.file and ask for the font.\n\nIf, finding the person is not an option... then\n\ntry to macth it as well as you can \n\nif time is not an issues\n    try to find out if that same font have been use somewhere else (i.e. website, brochures etc.) \nhope this help
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Use ScanSoft to convert from and to DOC\nPS: ScanSoft has changed its name now to Nuance\nhttp://www.nuance.com/renamed/\n\nIf you want to alter PDF files, use NitroPDF\nhttp://www.nitropdf.com/
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Font displayed in ur web page depends on the avialibility of that font in the computer from which which u r browsing ur web.\n\nIf that font is unavailable then it wil show the default font (as set by the browser or operting system)
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Microsoft Word gets its fonts from Microsoft Windows. If you have a font file you can copy and save it to the default font folder within windows. C:&#92;Windows&#92;Fonts\nTypically font files will have a .ttf extension, which stands for True Type Font, however, there are other types of fonts and not all of them are compatible with Windows, or other applications. \nThere are many Font CD-Rom Disks available at any store for practically little money and can contain 1000's of fonts. Just remember that windows needs to check all the fonts when it starts up to ensure that the proper ones are loaded, so if there are too many of them it could slow the start up of Microsoft Windows.\n\nTake Care and I hope this helps.
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If you are talking about the Font used on the graphical menu along the left side, those are actually graphics, so its impossible to tell what font is used unless you recognize it and know it.\n\nThe rest of the site uses regular fonts from looking at the CSS file:\n\nfont-family: verdana, tahoma, geneva, sans-serif
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U P D A T E D\n\nA N S W E R !!!! ! ! ! ! !  !\n\nYou can use Either of this 2 CODES..\n\n\n<h1> <font color="#FF0000">Now the Font will come out RED, Sorry for the Confusion\n</font></h1>\n\n<h1> <font color="red">Now the Font will come out RED, Sorry for the Confusion\n</font></h1>\n\n\nYou do not need to use the codes anyways for any of the colors...it works both ways...Sorry I could Not answer the question correctly before.
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A ZIP file is a compressed file.. you'll run into A LOT of these on the internet.  Check www.winzip.com for a program to uncompress these types of files, and for more information into ZIP's.\n\nAfter you have uncompressed them into a folder then you can put the fonts into your Fonts folder and you're good to go!
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Go to this website link... and download it from there... its easy !  http://www.fontfiles.com/Fonts/Detailed/1064.html
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www.acidfonts.com\n\nall free fonts specific for pc or mac\n \nhas alot of fonts that you see in ads but under different names. alot of display fonts as well.
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If the user does not have a particular font installed on his/her, he/she won't be able to view it. So if you're looking to use a font that isn't common, it's best to provide a list such as:\n\n<FONT FACE="Times New Roman, serif">sometext</FONT>\n<FONT FACE="Arial, Verdana, sans-serif">sometext</FONT>\n<FONT FACE="Courier New, monospace">sometext</FONT>\n\nMake sure to list the generic "serif", "sans-serif", "monospace", "cursive", or "fantasy" properties, depending on what the default font is supposed to look like.\n\nAlso, you can change other attributes of the font. An example:\n\n<FONT FACE="Verdana, sans-serif" COLOR="blue" SIZE="2">sometext</FONT>
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The font name is actually splendid 66. I found a free download at the website below.
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was it sent by someone? might have been the font they were using at the time
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Just copy them to the 'Fonts' folder in Control Panel ie. Open Control Panel and the Fonts folder. Click on FILE/Install new fonts. Locate the fonts and click OK etc.
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Or put them in C:&#92;windows&#92;fonts&#92;\n\nYou just save them as they are.  dafont.com looks like it gives you zip files.  Just save it to your desktop.  Once it's there, double-click the file.  On the left (or in the File menu) select Extract All.  When asks you where, go to the fonts folder.  \n\nDid this make sense?
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Scroll down a bit the font is called deco stamp\n\nSecond link has a page full of fonts that look like stamps.
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Try the link below for fonts
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I think there is no method to recognise a font.\nWell, if you want i can recognise the one & tell you, as i'm into print media business. you can send me the scanned file at my e-mail ID\nagarwalasandeep@yahoo.co.in