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• gll5613 Member Posts: 51

  January 4

  @pinkrd1 - That's SamanthaUprightPRO by Laura Worthington. It has over 2700 glyphs.
  

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• Liz_A Member Posts: 10,405

  January 4

  Thanks, @gll5613, I recognized but could not for the life of me think of the name!

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• Crazy_Mr_Zing Member Posts: 3,553

  January 4

  If you Google Search Free Fonts Similar to (whatever fonts you looking for)
  eg Free Fonts Similar to Samantha
  
  often you will find some pleasing alternatives
  Free Alternatives To The Samantha Font
  

  I Use Zing Air, Make The Cut - Pop Card Studio, WinXP- Win7 -Win10
  Paper Modellers I Revere Marc Hagan-Guirey ----- Yoshinobu Miyamoto ----- Peter Dahmen
  Gallery ID #26944 ----- Link to My Cloud Have a Look your Welcome to Make Use of the Files

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• pinkrd1 Member Posts: 554

  January 7

  thanks mtc family

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• pinkrd1 Member Posts: 554

  January 7

  Hey I typed it in the Samantha on Laura Worthington page and its not it.  Please try and help.  Thanks

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• Crazy_Mr_Zing Member Posts: 3,553

  January 7 edited January 7

  I think it is Samantha Font
  it has many hundreds of option in ligatures , swirls, swashes and flourishes
  
  

  There is a user manual that explains these options
  

  
  
  on the Try It Page if you select each letter a popup will show offering the extra options for that letter
  
  
  

  I Use Zing Air, Make The Cut - Pop Card Studio, WinXP- Win7 -Win10
  Paper Modellers I Revere Marc Hagan-Guirey ----- Yoshinobu Miyamoto ----- Peter Dahmen
  Gallery ID #26944 ----- Link to My Cloud Have a Look your Welcome to Make Use of the Files

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• gll5613 Member Posts: 51

  January 8

  I own the Samantha script fonts in upright, upright bold, italic, and italic bold. The glyphs shown in the first post are from the upright version. I typed it on my own computer to verify. All of the fancy glyphs are special characters from the Private Use Area (PUA). I agree that the standard characters typed from Aa to Zz do not resemble the sample you provided.
  

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• FabiolaBettley Member Posts: 6

  January 11

  I think this font is related to the Samantha font family.

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• Liz_A Member Posts: 10,405

  January 11

  @FabiolaBettley - Eureka

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