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Cis Pack
Resident

Member # 2011

posted

I would like to post a picture of a font I can not identify. Would some one tell hoe to post a picture on the bullboard so I can show you what I am talking about? [Confused]

Thanks to Mario for posting the picture for me. Can anyone ID this font? I have put it through font matcher and still no help. Man, these things drive me crazy. [Mad]

I would just trace it but I need the name Brenda also. Any help would be appreciated.

[ June 06, 2002, 08:34 PM: Message edited by: Cpack ]

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Cynthia Pack
246 Diamondview Loop
Galax, Va. 24333

Posts: 659 | From: Galax, Virginia USA | Registered: Mar 2001 | IP: Logged |

Barb. Shortreed
Moderator

Member # 1730

posted

To post a picture after you have uploaded it to a server.. all you have to do is use the instant UBB code it is directly under the message box you type your post in.

You will see a list of 10 boxes
just hit image and another box will appear that you link your photo to.

If you don't have your own site to upload photos to you can try these

http://www.sitegem.com
http://www.freeservers.com

Here's a few tips on saving your photos for the web, and the BB in particular.

1. If your image is a photograph with more than 240 colors, save it as a .jpg. If it is artwork with only a few colors, a .gif is the way to go.

2. Save your image at 72dpi. Any higher resolution just isn't needed for a monitor.

3. Keep your image under 500 pixels in width.

4. If using a jpg, always compress it before saving it for the web. I usually save my images at 75% their original file size. You'll be amazed how much your file size is reduced without any loss of quality. It will load faster and reduce bandwidth use at our end.

PS: After you upload your photo to the free
Server use your right mouse button to click on your picture.
A new box will appear, click on properties and then copy and paste the address.
That is the URL you will use to link your photo in the image box.

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Barb Shortreed
144 Hill St. E.
Fergus, Ontario

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J & N Signs
Resident

Member # 901

posted

This is for Cynthia

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Mario G. Lafreniere (Fergie)
J&N Signs
Winter did show up!

Posts: 1257 | From: Chapleau, Ontario | Registered: Jun 1999 | IP: Logged |

Mark Matyjakowski
Visitor
Member # 294

posted

Brush 455BT (on corel disk)

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Compulsive, Neurotic, Anti-social and Paranoid ... but basically Happy

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Lotti Prokott
Resident

Member # 2684

posted

The font is "PaletteD", in Corel 10.

Positiv.

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Lotti Prokott
Woodland Signs
Pelly, Saskatchewan
woodlandsigns@sasktel.net

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J & N Signs
Resident

Member # 901

posted

Mark has the right one.

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Mario G. Lafreniere (Fergie)
J&N Signs
Winter did show up!

Posts: 1257 | From: Chapleau, Ontario | Registered: Jun 1999 | IP: Logged |

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