Flourishes

MN06 Posted: Feb 08, 2008 01:01 PM

Flourishes

I'm looking for flourishes any one know where I can find them ? I don't mind paying a lil , I was also looking into buying a printing program anyone buy one , worth it ?

xBrunette Posted: Feb 08, 2008 08:59 PM

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i looked them up on google.. here are a couple i found...

mRm2008 Posted: Feb 09, 2008 09:49 AM

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Here is a link to a website with flourishes font:
LINK
Save them in your font folder (my computer-> c -> windows -> fonts) and they will show up in any office program you may be using!
HTH

MN06 Posted: Feb 09, 2008 08:19 PM

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thanks girls.

mrm2008 you are a diy champ , i still want to know how you got your letters to wrap around the others !

MN06 Posted: Feb 09, 2008 08:21 PM

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mRm2008 Posted: Feb 10, 2008 11:23 PM

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Posted by MN06

thanks girls.

mrm2008 you are a diy champ , i still want to know how you got your letters to wrap around the others !

what letters of mine are you referring to ??

shcole08 Posted: Feb 11, 2008 11:52 AM

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Can I install these on a Mac?

mRm2008 Posted: Feb 25, 2008 11:30 AM

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bump for JulyBride728

MayWeddingGrl Posted: Feb 25, 2008 01:28 PM

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You can try finding them on istockphoto.com

melonhead Posted: Feb 25, 2008 02:51 PM

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Posted by shcole08

Can I install these on a Mac?

Mac fonts are different. You'll have to search for fonts that are specifically Mac fonts.

mRm2008 Posted: Feb 25, 2008 11:10 PM

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If you own a MAC computer and can't find a font in MAC format, simply download the PC version and convert it to MAC compatibility.
TTConverter

This article might also be helpful:
TrueType and OpenType Fonts
The TrueType font format has been supported internally on both Mac and Windows operating systems for some time now. No external software is required. TrueType fonts are made up of separate structures of information called tables. Each table contains a specific type of information for a font.

TrueType/OpenType under Windows:
Windows requires only one file for each font. A TrueType font file has a '.ttf' extension. An OpenType font file has a '.otf' extension if it has PostScript CFF outlines and a '.ttf' extension if it has TrueType style outlines.

TrueType/OpenType on the Mac:
Recent versions of Mac OS can use the same TrueType/OpenType font files as Windows. Older versions of Mac OS require that font data be stored in a resource file. Each resource file can contain many types of resources. A Mac recource TrueType font file must have a FOND resource along with the TrueType data resource.