Tolkien-esque font?

[Xwing884]

I'm looking for a font that sorta looks Tolkien-esque. I know, many fonts look
medieval and fantasy-like, but is there a specific Tolkien font? Thanks in
advance.

~Steve M.

[Benjamin Burr]

Xwing884 <xwin...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:19990430072034...@ng139.aol.com...

I found one called Tengwar Font, and a Dwarvish one too, but I can't
remember where.

[b hendrickson]

Sierra's PrintArtist contains a font labelled, logically, 'Tolkien'. It's a
half-unical font, looking much like a Roman-alphabet adaptation of Tengwar.

-bh

(Hey hey! I'm back!)

[Jeff Haas]

In article <372D503E...@gate.net>, massi...@fishhead.com wrote:

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No, no, no, no, NO! Do NOT post binary attachments in a non-binary
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in accordance with its license/copyright notice), then what you should do
is put that .zip file up on a Web site, and post the URL for it here.
Please keep this in mind in the future when you feel like posting
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