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Current Product Technical Data:
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Windows TrueType
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Product ID
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TD023 TDWS |
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Technical Name(s)
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Gen
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File Name(s)
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Gen.ttf
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Other Platforms/Formats available for this product:
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Macintosh PostScript
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Product ID
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TD023 PDMS
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Technical Name(s)
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Gen |
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File Name(s)
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Gen, Gen.afm
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Format:
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Windows PostScript
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Product ID
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TD023 PDWS
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Technical Name(s)
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Gen |
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File Name(s)
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Gen.afm, Gen.inf, Gen.pfb, Gen.pfm
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Displayed Version:
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Windows TrueType |
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A raw stamped letterpress style font, make your mark.
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Try this font now! Simply choose the font, colors and size. Then enter your text and click the "Change Sample Text" button. Your text will appear below.
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The numbers above, preceded by "#", in the "Text Color:" and "Background:"
fields, are "Hex" values. Short for Hexadecimal, Hex is a color model used
within HTML and other Web programming languages. Just as printers work
primarily within CMYK, and scanners, monitors and digital cameras work within
RGB, Web pages work within Hex. Colors in the RGB palette have Hex equivalents,
so if you need to find a Hex value for a particular RGB color, try specifying
the RGB value in your design application. There's a good chance it will display
the Hex equivalent for you. When used in HTML, Hex colors are denoted by a "#"
followed by a series of six letters or numbers like this: #93DB70.
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character range that you wish to display from the dropdown lists below. The
character map feature will automatically display all available characters in
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magazine, headline, poster, narrow, Grunge, typewriter, bold, ink, damaged, broken, punk, letterpress, corroded, stamp, flyer, destruct, noisy, dirty, filled, messy, random, stamped, raw, typed, antique.
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