Character wrote:
> Vid the Kid wrote:
>
>> As it is, roadgeeks are pretty well-satisfied with the Roadgeek 2005
>> set of fonts for imitating road signs. However, that set does not
>> include Clarendon, which is used on road signs by the National Park
>> Service, or any lookalike.
>>
>> Does anyone know a freeware lookalike? Here's a photo example:
>> <http://www.southeastroads.com/vsr/images/fhp54_020505.jpg>
>
> In Roadgeek's "Parks" set, there are simulations of both the old (NPS
> Clarendon) and new (NPS Rawlinson) sign fonts. They're named Roadgeek
> 2005 Old Parks and Roadgeek 2005 New Parks, respectively.
>
> http://www.triskele.com/roadgeek-fonts
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Though the names may suggest
otherwise, the Parks set (and the "blended" set) weren't part of the
2005 release. I hadn't actually visited Mike's site in a while, and I
must have missed his likely announcement of these additions on
misc.trans****t.road, as I've been away from my newsgroups for several
months.
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Vid the Kid
"Does this font make me look fat?"
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