I'd like to use this font on my website, but so far I have yet to be able to identify it. Nothing I have in my collection of fonts looks even close. I've marked the font in particular that I want identified.
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I'd like to use this font on my website, but so far I have yet to be able to identify it. Nothing I have in my collection of fonts looks even close. I've marked the font in particular that I want identified.
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This comes up every few weeks. The "font" is internal to the printer and does not necessarily match a font that you could use on your website.
That having been said, you might be happy with a web-font semi-bold version of Proxima Nova by Mark Simonson, which has essentially the same letter forms and numbers. The only obvious difference is the lack of a serif at the base of 1. If you are really observant you will find that the upper tip of 6 dips slightly more an the printer font.
Don