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50 TTF Fonts Pack #2
- Downloads Count: 469,122
- License Type: Shareware
- Date Added: May 1, 1997
- Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows 3.x, Microsoft Windows 95
- File Size: 225.0 KB
- Author: M. Bujardet, Match Software
Description of 50 TTF Fonts Pack #2
This is a typeface that was created by assembling characters from the fonts in the 50 Fonts Pack #2. In use it looks like a "ransom note" font. It also gives you an idea of the other fonts available from the author. It has a complete alphabet set, lower- and uppercase, plus numbers, punctuation, and extended characters.
Reviewed by: processart
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