Is this font familiar ?

[GPo]

Can anyone identify this font ?
I want to add a few more hyperlink pages to my navigator, and my web guy is not anawering my emails.
I see the fonts are shadowed too, but I can duplicate that once I have the font identified. I am using Adobe Elements 2.0.

Thank you
GPo

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v312/Tbark/textsample.jpg

[GPo]

Would I be able to find the name of the font in the text html coding on the web page ?

Just a thought.

Thanks
GPo

[ScaryBinary]

I don't get what Adobe Elements has to do with your web page....:confused:

Typically web pages will use common fonts like "helvetica" or "arial" or a generic type like "monospace" because the fonts available depend on each person's browser (i.e., if your HTML page specifies "arial", but a computer doesn't have that font installed, it will default to some other font).

It looks like your links (shown in the image in your first post) are probably images (from Elements?) and not text hyperlinks. If that's the case, you won't be able to determine the font from the HTML code.

Let me know if I'm making any sense (because I'm not sure if I am!). :)

[GPo]

Hi SB,
And thanks for the reply,
The image above is a part of my side bar / navigator. It is the only file that I have on my web mgr. The navigator image in jpg format. My buddy (Ex) had the original in PCS / PCD format which is what I need to ID the font.
He kind of has me held for ransom I guess.

I was hoping someone would recognize the font, so I could then do an overlay and add the new text and add the hyperlinks to my new pages.
My experience is next to none, but I'm learning.
I'm not sure now that I'm making any sence, LOL

Thanks
GPo

[ScaryBinary]

The link will take you to a list of all of Adobe's fonts. Maybe you can pick out the one you used for your website....

Adobe Type Library (http://store.adobe.com/type/browser/browser_C.html)

[Spardan]

also look at http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/