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What is the correct name for the type of font used for the AnswerPool.com name at the top of this page?
 
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According to fontscape.com a 'hollow' typeface is called 'outline'. An outline face with hatching in it is called 'filled' and an outline with a 3D effect, created by shading, is called 'open face'.
 
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Thanks, Fred.
 
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The Font Is a customized version KK will have the name of it
Went into the Page code (with Chrome) but it did not yield any clues Frown
Fontscapes nearest match is
www.fontscape.com/large/adobe/Zebrawood.gif] Zebrawood
 
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