If its a local service, they should accept any font you have. We supplied a font for ours - it was
actually found on a competitors web site. They may even accept a computer graphic for a modest
charge.

Most of these companies have an extensive font library and are looking for more - its in their
interest to have the largest repertoire possible.

you might start he
http://www.boatus.com/boatgraphics/
--
-jeff

"Simple Simon" wrote in message ...
Hey, some people already say my boat looks like a joke.
Do I really need to make it look even funnier with a cartoon
style name? I think not.

Besides, one must be practical. The boat lettering place
uses a computer with fonts and some specific mustard
label is probably a one-of font.

S.Simon.


wrote in message
...
You are PATHETIC!

Those are all stupid looking.

At least do something that doesn't look like it was copied from an office memo.

How about using the same font and color as the one used on the French's Mustard
logo? There are websites where you can get the logo fonts for almost anything.
Do you have absolutely NO sense of humor, style and asthetics? (retorical
question)

BB


On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 17:23:44 -0400, "Simple Simon" wrote:

Dear Group,

I've decided to put the name of my boat on the sides because the view
of the transom is half blocked by the outboard motor most of the time.

I've played around with Photoshop displaying all the different fonts
available and have come up with four that I think all look pretty good
but I do have my favorite. I have constructed a web page with a poll
where you can vote for your favorite. I'm curious if my favorite is
your favorite.

You can look at the four different fonts and choose your favorite he

http://captneal.homestead.com/Voteplease.html

Thank you for your help.

S.Simon