| Re: A new request! 2 color Athletic Block! |
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King5 wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have one last request for another font please. It is also for the
> same reason that I was looking for the Blaze fonts which you found.
> I dont need this font as much as I needed the other but if someone
> would have this and post it I would also be very appreciative. I need
> it in the .ofm font type. Again it is the 2 color Athletic Block.
> Thank YOU for your time.
> King5
Again, these should not be called "fonts". They are sets of alphabet
designs. .ofm isn't a font or alphabet type. It's a design format;
the design could be a logo, a scenic picture, or anything else.
.ofm is used only for professional software and equipment; Your
embroidery shop should be able to convert from just about any of the
more common formats including .hus, .pes, .jef, .dst, and a host of
others.
I mention this primarily because 99.999% of the people here use home
equipment and have one or more of the listed home formats; almost
no-one has .ofm (I'm surprised that mia did!) and also don't have the
tools to convert to .ofm. So if your shop can use any of these others
it would help you get what you need.
Do you mean this one (and the associated numbers)?
http://www.embroidery.com/product.asp?sid=&productsetID=33316&EFID=72&shopstop=1
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