Hi Group -

Does anyone recognise this font ?
http://www.voipshield.com/images/nav...y_overview.gif

And if so - am I able to translate the font int he image to a text
based font using CSS.

I'm making attempts to SEO this site - so I would prefer to convert all
the headline images to text.

I posted this query in a fonts forum, and they identified the font as
some Linotype or Letraset - but I wasn't able to reflect that using
CSS.

Thanks!

david.hunter@gmail.com wrote:


Can't help, but can I point out that the lines on the front page cut right
through the text.

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/b.wakem...voipshield.png


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david.hunter@gmail.com wrote:
A quick search
http://www.google.com/search?num=20&...mage&spell= 1
returns
http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/
as the first match. Using that I got to "silverscreen bold",
but it's not free; I bet you can get something that's close
enough (your font seems pretty generic) and free.

Good idea.

It's not just the typeface. Experiment with font weight and
letter spacing.

Also, you must know that if you use an exotic font not many
people will see it because they don't have it installed on
their computer. You can google for embedding fonts, but make
sure you know the caveats.

david.hunter@gmail.com wrote:

Looks like an old font I remember Win95-ish 'Industria Solid', but for
web purposes this is no good because I can assure you that nearly no one
has it installed on their systems. I found it by searching my font
archive. For corporate logos with distinctive fonts images are really
your only option...(Of course some might pipe up with the WEFT option
but it not a viable option IMHO)

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Take care,

Jonathan
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