I would like to use it on the flash intro. of my site.

I've spent two hours searching through the various free font sites, but no avail.

It's the one used for the "Hot Movies" section of the logo:
click here

Any of you geeks out there know which one it is?

If you do, you'll save me a lot of headache!

Thanx

[This message has been edited by litmania_com (edited 04-13-2001).]

http://www.chank.com/rotodesign/fonts/fonts.html
http://www.fontemporium.com/orgfonts.html

I know you may have looked at these sites already but I thought I would try to give you another avenue.

Good Luck !

[This message has been edited by djuice (edited 04-13-2001).]

If that's not the effect you were going for, however, ignore this message.

THANK YOU

Only one problem, the website you mention charges $39 for it. I can't afford that. I'm not a graphic designer; I'm only going to use it on two lines of text and will never need it again (got over a hundred other fonts on my PC). The one you download from the site you've given has the letter 'e' missing which I need!

Most of the affiliate programs I belong to only pay you 2 or 3 cents a click. It'd take me a long time to earn $40!

Anybody know where/how I can get it for free?

Thank you to everybody for their kind assistance.

[This message has been edited by Sinoed (edited 04-13-2001).]

Sorry to get off topic but I need to clarify something here. We accidently stumbled into something here...

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I can't afford that. I'm not a graphic designer

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All Graphic Designers/Graphic Artists are not rich! (I sure as hell am not). When you hire a Graphic Artist and they charge you $350 US for a tiny logo you think they would be. But heres the thing when we go to corbis.com to get that royalty free picture of a computer you wanted in your logo. That could cost us upto $150 or sometimes more. If you want the little "Hot Movies" font thats another $40.
We need to pay for this somehow. It usually comes out of the money we charge you.
Or if the graphic artist is smarter, he/she would use a normal font (Verdana) use a inner bevel with about a 6 depth and a 8 blur to achive that "stuck out" effect then they add a "drop shadow effect" and curve it to the BG and they're done.

If you can't do that yourself (buy the font for $40 or pay an artist to replicate it for you) think of a different solution for your prblem.

I'm sorry to come off sounding harsh but thinking that Graphic Artists are made of money and should give away their work for free is rediculous. Brian Wilson probably worked hard on that font and deserves every penny he makes from it. But heres the eye opener... I bet you he's not rich.

One thing I do know is that they're paid more than writers. I'm an author and here in the UK the advance for a beginning author for his first or second book is often £1,000 ($1,500) - unless you're already well-known. That book often takes one or two years to research and write. So graphic designers are certainly not as hard up as people in my profession.

I, too, apologise for going off the subject... but I think people in computer industry don't realise how fortunate they are sometimes compared to those in other jobs. Not talking about everybody, but especially those who have enjoyed very decent salaries by working for cash-rich dot coms in the last few years.

[This message has been edited by litmania_com (edited 04-13-2001).]

On the other hand, I own the font and if you want to barter a *graphic* (I won't give away the font), drop me an email