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2007-03-27 02:11 AM
2007-03-27
02:11 AM
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2007-03-27 03:22 AM
2007-03-27
03:22 AM
wiki mate wiki, cheers
Cheers,
Abode
Cheers,
Abode

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2007-03-27 04:00 AM
2007-03-27
04:00 AM
Abode wrote:Other than reverting to a primitive stick font - how we did it in the past with pen plotters - you could consider a complex modern font Like Warnock Pro. This font has numerous variations within the same family - way more than the old days with light, regular and bold - to adapt the font to conditions like titles, captions, etc.
Hi, when i select my text height, to make it bigger for titles etc, it gets thicker also, i want it larger but thinner, how can i achieve this? thanks.
But, let me encourage you to abandon your archaic ways and get modern - find different fonts for each taxt task. Your work will become more readable if you combine italic, regular and bold fonts - even from different type faces.
As for a thinner font than Arial: most modern fonts have a light condensed version that is as light as it gets.
Dwight Atkinson
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2007-03-27 06:35 PM
2007-03-27
06:35 PM
Dwight wrote:Futura Light Condensed is a nice one. But better on modernist projects than it is for more more traditional (pre-Bauhaus) styles of architecture.
As for a thinner font than Arial: most modern fonts have a light condensed version that is as light as it gets.
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