Re: Apple ][ font

["Scrounge Weasel" <piracy@microsoft.com>]

Speaking of Apple Garamond... get four flavors of it from
http://buryme34.tripod.com/misc.html



"Tim" <tim@buffnet.net> wrote in message
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> > I'm sorry if this question has been asked before (I'm sure it has), but
> > I'm looking for the Apple ][ font.
> > I mean the one which you find on the logo on the computer: a sort of
> > high-tech font.
> >
> > I'd like to be able to use it on my Mac and possibly also my Atari ST -a
> > TrueType font would be nice, but a Mac suitcase font would do as well.
> > Heck -if it's available in any format I'll take it!
> >
> >
> > Hallvard (remove ______ if replying via email)
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> Newer Apple IIs (like the IIe Platinum, IIC+, and IIgs) have the computer
> name written on the case in 'Apple Garamond' font.  It's the same font
they
> use in many Apple owners manuals and publications to date.  If you can't
> find Apple Garamond (I think it is (c) Apple Computer Co), you can use the
> font called 'Garamond'.
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> For the older style Apple II fonts, a close match might be  Bauhaus 93.
It
> has a definite 80s look to it and it is a pretty close match to the
Apple ][
> logo on the old Apple IIe System Master Disk.  It is roughly similar to
the
> Apple II written on older system cases also.
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>
> Good luck.
>    Tim W.
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> P.S.  The web page above has the Apple Logo written in Bauhaus, in case
you
> don't know what it looks like.  For Apple Garamond, see the Apple
> logos/writing on the Apple Web site.
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