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What's this font?
Does anybody know what this font is called? It's not TNR. http://www.docstoc.com/docs/47589636...ésate!-Level-2 Thanks!
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What's this font?
"Practice Test for Chapter 7"? It sure looks like TNR.
If you can open it in Word, and you can locate the "Font Substitution" panel, Word tells you about any fonts that are in the document that aren't on your computer and what it uses instead. On May 14, 7:05*pm, Spencer C. wrote: Does anybody know what this font is called? It's not TNR.http://tinyurl.com/agb4yc9Thanks! -- Spencer C. |
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