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Basic font information

Font family: Ace Crikey

Font subfamily identification: Regular

Unique identifier: Ace Crikey

Full font name: Ace Crikey

Version: Version 1.00

Postscript font name: AceCrikey

Designer: James Shields

Description: This font is influenced by a series of Science Fictions short stories by Michael Carroll (http://www.iol.ie/~carrollm). There is a character called Ace Crikey who is a bit, well, weird. This font seemed to suit him. The font contains upper case letters, numbers and basic punctuation. If you like this font have a look at the others on my site. This font is free for non-commercial uses, but do drop me an email and tell me what you do with it ([email protected]). For commercial uses (i.e. anything which is done for profit), contact me. Thanks. James Shields [email protected]

http://www.iol.ie/~jshields/fonts.html

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James's Fonts

Fonts are cool. If you like fonts, you've probably thought at one time or
another, "I wish I could design a font". That's how this page came about.
These are fonts I've designed.

You are free to use them, although I'd appreciate it if you'd send me an
email telling me what you did with them. You may distribute them providing
you include the readme file and don't chage any money for doing so. You may
not include the fonts on a commercial CD Rom without my permission. All fonts
on this page are the copyright property of James Shields.

I started designing some simple fonts in Corel Draw 3, years ago, but it was
too much like hard work. It's an excellent program, it's just not a font
designer.

The later fonts are designed with Softy, the only Shareware TrueType font
designer I know of. It's a bit basic, but it's an excellent piece of
shareware, and can produce some excellent results if you're persistent.

If you like this font, please write and let me know. My email address is
"[email protected]".

You can find more of my fonts at "http://www.lostcarpark.com/fonts".