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Looking for a massive font
Sep 07, 2010
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Print only the solid outline and fill it in with a paint brush.
Carbon is selling on the Chicago Exchange for about 5 cents per ton.
Proper printers would still want to minimise the potential for problems with sticking or drying on very inky pages.
Owain
Oh FFS. A decent printer produces dry copy, it doesn't spray expensive wet ink onto the page.
Bloody amateurs.
I could burn that in my charcoal stove. Maybe its the crystalline form and nobody wants to add the air blower needed to get hot enough to burn it?
Is there a FOR SALE sign going in your old banger by any chance?
Adam
And, where is this fax going?
:-)
That would be why decent printers add drying additives to their inks before using them in their presses.
Quite.
Owain
If it helps at all, to save some trial and error, each 'point' of a font is a seventy-second of an inch - so 72 point is an inch high.
Used 600 Ariel - worked fine
600 was the maximum size I could use to stop the "O" exceeding the page width (yes - too lazy to set the margins)In message , ARWadsworth writes
Not yet
The beautiful, busty Anca
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in from the left
was asking where my office was she thinks she can see it from her bathroom - she lives opposite (So I now have to get a good pair of binoculars).
There is now a large sign saying "HELLO ANCA" on my office window so she knows where to look for the binoculars
Now there's a useful thing to know
Have you?
That's stalking on a grand and brazen scale!!! Are you expecting performances from her now she knows where to address her audience!??!
Matt
So really you are looking for a massive front.
All I need to do now is find out which is her bathroom ...
In message , ARWadsworth writes
No I found that bit, no problem
Make another sign and give it to her...
There's an answer to that, but I'm not going there ...
I knew you'd say that!
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