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Posted by Herb on December 28, 2006, 2:37 am
defire@comcast.net wrote:
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> Dozens of machine format embriodery fonts are available at
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> http://www.firesidethreads.com.
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> These are fonts you run on your embriodery machine, they are not
> keyboard fonts that require special software.
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> --very high quality
> --11 different formats supported
> --various sizes
> --instant download
> --Paypal
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> Thanks for visiting!
>
> Fireside Threads
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Generally accepted usage would call these "embroidery alphabets" or
"sets of alphabet designs".
The term "font" is usually reserved for either computer fonts such as
truetype, type 1, or opentype, or for proprietary format files that
function as keyboardable fonts in specific programs such as Embird or
Viking/Pfaff embroidery software.
- Herb
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>
> http://www.firesidethreads.com.
>
> These are fonts you run on your embriodery machine, they are not
> keyboard fonts that require special software.
>
> --very high quality
> --11 different formats supported
> --various sizes
> --instant download
> --Paypal
>
> Thanks for visiting!
>
> Fireside Threads
>