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I have a project on molecular biology and for the title i want the letters to represent science.photoshop font?

December 17th, 2010 | Author: admin

can someone please find a font for photoshop where the letters have to do with science, im having trouble finding one?

Here are some fonts from Dafont and Font Space that represent science/molecules. They are safe to download and instal. It is simple to do. Once you’ve installed a new font on your computer you will be able to use it for various word processing programs and photoshop. It will appear in your list of fonts in photoshop.

molecular complex http://www.dafont.com/molecular-complex-1.font?nb_ppp=50
molecular http://www.dafont.com/molecular.font?nb_ppp=50
atomic http://www.dafont.com/atomic-sean.font?nb_ppp=50
radion http://www.dafont.com/font.php?file=radion&page=1&nb_ppp_old=50&text=abcdef+ABCDEF&nb_ppp=50&psize=m&classt=alpha
BPmolecules http://www.fontspace.com/backpacker/bpmolecules
101! Beaker font http://www.fontspace.com/nghts-place/101-beaker
dense molecular complex font http://www.fontspace.com/funk-king-fonts/dense-molecular-complex

If you’re not sure how to download and instal fonts, here is a quick and easy tutorial from youtube that will take you through the process when downloading fonts from dafont. The same process applies to Font Space and most other font websites.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99M2E_JTZsU

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What is the name of a type writer-like font in photoshop?

November 22nd, 2010 | Author: admin

I’m unfamiliar with most of the fonts in PS and I’m wondering if there is one that looks that typewriter font, without having to download anything.

These three come to mind:

Times New Roman
Times
Courier New

Here is a link to explain how to see what fonts your computer already has available for your use (since you mention you don’t want to download anything new to your computer). http://desktoppub.about.com/cs/fontsoftware/ht/tt_font_sample.htm

Hope this helps!

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Can I use a font in Photoshop and sell the product?

November 19th, 2010 | Author: admin

Like, if I make something in Photoshop (or any other program) and use a font (any font that I have not designed myself), can I sell the product that I have made without giving any money to the ones who made the font? Do you understand me? Thank you.
I have Photoshop wich includes a lot of fonts. Can I use ALL these without thinking of Copyrights and that stuff?

Yes, you can sell the products using the fonts shipped with PS as far as you are NOT selling the font itself.

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Where can I find a Rope Font for Photoshop CS2?

November 11th, 2010 | Author: admin

I’m making Toy Story invitations and I want to find a Rope Font to match the theme of Woody and Jessie.

Fonts used in Photoshop are the ones installed on your system. There are loads of free rope fonts available – http://www.google.com/search?q=rope+font

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Why doesnt the font on adobe photoshop elements 8 get bigger?

August 4th, 2010 | Author: admin

Its way too small and its already set to 72. Its even smaller than this. Why? Is there a way to make the font even bigger?

How big is the image you’re trying to type on? Go to Image>Resize>Image Size and check the size of the image. Sometimes the images we download from our cameras are huge with low resolution. To change this:
1. In the Resize dialogue: UNcheck "Resample Image" and change the Resolution to 300. Re-check "Resample Image" (Bicubic should be in the "box" next to it) and, making sure "Constrain Proportions" is CHECKED, resize to the size you want. (If you want your image to be big and don’t want to resize it, see the NOTE at the end of this.)

2. Edit>Preferences>Units and Rulers. In the top box ("Units") make sure the units for fonts are "Points".

NOTE: Sometimes I create a large project and need the font size to be a lot larger than 72. You can click and drag across the number in the font size box up in the Text Tool Options Bar and type in larger numbers if you need to.

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How do I change the font color in Photoshop?

July 29th, 2010 | Author: admin

I have Photoshop 7.0.1. What I’m trying to do, very simply, is put text over a picture. The text’s font is Playbill and I’m trying to change the color to something bright as the picture is in black and white. I’ve tried the little box at the top and I’ve tried to change the foreground color. The text just stays gray. How can I change this? Also, the layer is not locked.

Most likely as it is a black and white picture the colour mode is grayscale so even if you try and select a colour it still displays as gray.

Go to Image>Mode and select a colour mode such as RGB or CMYK, now you will be able to add colour to your text.

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