David
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Fontbook doesn’t recognize PostScript fonts directly. It sees them only via a suitcase (screenfont) file.
To install them, double-click on the suitecase file or drag it onto the FontBook icon.
OSX will generally not let you see the screen fonts stored in the suitcase file but uses the linked PostScript fonts for screen display instead. However, all the style, metrics and kerning information is stored in the suitcase file. PostScript font files by themselves cannot be installed and nothing will happen if you try to open them in FontBook.
Font suitcases no longer have an icon that looks like a suitcase. Instead, look for the letters FFIL on the icon. “Font Suitcase” will also be shown as “Kind” in the Finder.
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Well, Arial is a font without soul.Impostor. Times is a great font, but people didn’t know/don’t know how & when & why to use it. The same issue – Trajan – the most over-over-overused font(film titles, tv titles etc etc).
Now, “Are there any good fonts sites?” – of course. Adobe, My fonts.com, ITC, Linotype etc – go to “search” and just type any subject……
dafonts.com – if you want a “font” just for fun and only for fun.
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If you have the wow book (even PS 6) pp.90-97
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Custom design. I don’t think this is a font.
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a lot of flare, texture,extended legs w/arrows on the tip…
My friend this is a dragon. Not a font 🙂
Anyway, you don’t need to know the name. Just look for “graffiti” and see the results. Is that for fun or work?
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Did you try myfonts.com?
“I’m looking for fonts more creative”
what is more creative? for what?
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You’re welcome!
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As Jeff said this is easy. However, what do you want to do with the PDF:
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Omar, there’s no need to guess.
If you want to understand PT & video – read/buy:
1. “Photoshop CS for Nonlinear Editors”If you want to understand PT – read/buy:
1. “Real World Adobe Photoshop CS”