architecture font

[digitecht]

Oh, yea. George, you DID have that one in your zip. it was the middle one. Sorry but you were on the ball. Thanks heaps.

Frank.

[PhoenixConstruction]

I thought so, and was very sure when you posted your pdf file and the fonts were identical to mine (the one that zipped as ARCHITRN.zip). I don't know why the stuff gets the name changed when it gets zipped, because in my WINDOWS/FONTS folder, it's called "Architecture". I don't even know where I got it. Put it in your windows/fonts folder, and then back up that entire folder somewhere, and you'll always have your fonts, no matter what happens.

Edit:
I just noticed that it's a Corel Corporation Font. Must have been leftover when I had WordPerfect on my system in years past?

[Steve C.]

George, I really like the ARCHITXT font. Do you know how I can get that?

[lbuttery]

Steve:

See post #11 in this thread

Lew

[Steve C.]

Lew, did I miss something? That's just a viewable font script, right? I was wanting to know how (and from where) to import that font into CA.

[PhoenixConstruction]

You unzip the font to the WINDOWS/FONTS folder on your C drive, and that's where Chief (and all other programs) will go to find it.

If you click "My Computer", double click the C: Drive, scroll down to the WINDOWS folder and dbl click, scroll to the FONTS folder and double click. You'll see a gazillion fonts. That's where all of your system fonts are, that every program uses. When you install a new program and it comes with it's own fonts, it will put them here.

[Steve C.]

Sweet! Thanks George. Now can I change the font in an existing plan globally without having to change each individual line? I tried changing the defaults but it did not change any existing font.

[PhoenixConstruction]

You're welcome.