I think that you have problems with the "v" and the "x" works weird, and the "M" is different than the rest(try rotating the "W" on 180 grades).


Miguel Hernandez.

hmmm.. the M didn't work as upside down W...
Made it a bit less uppy, but still. Highly technical wording.
changed lc 'v'. It does work better.
Emboldened font, as a kind of pretty lettering style. Not intended to be used as the bold variant. What do you think?

Matthew

Shameless plug now - the thing that these fonts were for can be seen at http://www.become.co.uk/ness

Its a quite sophisticated chat program. I have used all the different versions of my font feynman on the page.
Matthew Brown

It doesnt work cause you must fix a couple of dots, and the bold "A" and the "M" are too wired and diferent than the rest. I think that my favorite on is the lc "x", is pretty cool and the UC "Q".
What you think about my font Fundamental?,
> please feedback

Miguel

Its nice - what is with the second "L"?
Extremely stylish

Matthew

The double-el is actually a part of the Spanish alphabet. The only other letter to double in Spanish is the "r" - but that doesn't get its own slot for some reason - maybe because the double-el is (or at least can be) pronounced quite differently that just two els. The third very common letter-pair in Spanish is the "ch" (which normally gets its own slot in most dictionaries and such, I believe), and that also has its own sound, but maybe doesn't get an alphabetic slot because it's made up of two different letters? Language is like women.

hhp

I am thinking of making this specially hinted truetype font freeware, but with a sort of free license so I could see who was using my font. Is this practical? I have already started using the font on my webpage and in my flash applications, but I would like to see it used more. However, I would not like to see it go the way of some of my flash games which have (for want of a better word) been stolen and used on other sites without my permission (I have learnt to safe-guard my flash work, but fonts are not so easy).
Comments welcome.
Matthew Brown

Keeping track of licenses does not prevent -or even reduce- piracy.

What you might consider is handing out a bonus (like maybe a higher-end version of the font) for people who register. But of course that version will become pirated too - just less.

hhp