Font Woes

The font I use for my company’s logo is Nina Italics, a true type font created by Microsoft for use on handheld devices. It saves space by condensing the most characters per horizontal inch.

Last week I installed Office 2007, and by doing so, Nina Italics has been blown away. Nina? Check. Nina Bold? Yup. But no Italics or Italics bold.

Now I have the unfortunate job of figuring out which application installed it in the first place and getting it back. I’m going to guess its an old copy of Visual Studio or something. This isn’t going to be fun.

2 Comments

1. Michelle Uhri said:

   If you ever want cool fonts that are free, try http://www.dafonts.com. I love it!

   May 1st, 2007 at 9:36 pm
2. The Dan said:

   Doh, I could not find Nina on my computer. Sorry, dude; I wish I had them to send you. That would have been cool :-)

   May 3rd, 2007 at 7:02 pm

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