Forgot what font I used...can you ID it?

[puranicfilms]

I created a custom DVD a while back on a PC that is no longer functional, and I can't remember for the life of me the name of the font that I used. I tried matching it up to some fonts I

The images can be seen here: http://postimage.org/gallery/1vvkgps0/

Can anyone ID the font in black used for the chapter titles? I'd greatly appreciate it.

[Thane]

"puranicfilms" <godof...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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To be honest, your images are too small & fuzzy (at least for my eyes) to be
certain of anything. Have you looked at a Garamond in bold or semiblod?

[puranicfilms]

You can see higher resolution versions of each image by clicking on them. Thanks.

[Thane]

I did do that. It was there I could see some resemblance to a Garamond bold
or semibold, but not enough to swear to it. Have you compared it on your
system?
As I indicated, my eyes are no longer great at small sizes. Not everything
improves with age.

You might try the forum at WhatTheFont:
http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/
Your samples are too small for the automatic process but may suffice for the
forum. It's worth a try.

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[puranicfilms]

Indeed it seems to be Garamond Bold. I did not have MS Office suite and its associated fonts installed on this new system, so I had completely forgotten about Garamond. I was convinced it was Georgia or Goudy Old Style, but it's definitely Garamond.

Thank you Thane!

[Thane]

You're welcome! Glad your problem is solved.

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