Hi Andy,

Often you can find the a font name by checking the source code of the website. That font is Century Gothic.

Eileen

And if Century Gothic is not installed on his machine, then he would be seeing Trebuchet.

True - and if no Trebuchet, then Arial Narrow and so on down the code:

font-family:”Century Gothic”, “Trebuchet MS”, “Arial Narrow”, Arial, sans-serif;

It’s also not a logo, by the way, but that’s a whole different discussion.

Eileen

Eileen Burke Graphic Design

Thank you!!!
Great help, and I know about the view-source code - just not how to find the style sheet code that referenced???
Regards,
~Andy

It’s easy. The source code on similicio.us references a css style sheet in this line:

link href=”sim.css” rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css”

So, simply add sim.css to the end of the url, like this:

http://similicio.us/sim.css

Then, find the “h1” style attributed to the font you’re looking for.

Viola!

Eileen Burke Graphic Design

Thank you for all your help - very much appreciated! And I learned something new!!
~Andy