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Font Name	New Job Font
Font Download File	NewJob.zip (changed to maxfonts_font_11924.zip)
Font File Download Size	4.08 KBs
Font Downloads	7
Date Font download was added.	August 22, 2008, 1:10 am
Font last download	November 11, 2008, 3:31 pm
Font Categorie	Not assigned
Font Preview file	NEWJOB.TTF
Font Author	Matthew Welch
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Download contents: font New Job (NewJob.zip Download)
File	Size	Type	Modified
NEWJOB.TTF	5.5 KBs	True Type Font file	22 February 1998
NEWJOB.TXT	1.68 KBs	Text file	13 April 1998

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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Font: New Job (newjob.ttf) Created By: Matthew Welch E-Mail: ***email-address-inside-font-download*** Web Address: http://home.att.net/~daffy-duck (PGP public key available here) New Job, like all of my fonts, is free. You can use it for most personal or business uses you'd like, and I ask for no money. I would, however, like to hear from you. If you use my fonts for something please send me a postcard or e-mail letting me know how you used it. Send me a copy if you can or let me know where I can find your work. You may use this font for graphical or printed work, but you may not sell it or include it in a collection of fonts (on CD or otherwise) being sold. You can redistribute this font as long as you charge nothing to receive it. If you redistribute it include this text file with it as is (without modifications). If you use this font for commercial purposes please credit me in at least some little way. About the font: This is an experimental font inspired by writing I saw on a computer in a cartoon. It is supposed to look futuristic and strange but based on the latin alphabet. It is not very readable. I took each letter and rounded angled parts and angled rounded parts and connected and disconnected things and mirrored and split until it only vaguely resembles what it's "supposed to" look like. As I said this font was experimental, but it's interesting enough to put on display. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: PGP for Personal Privacy 5.0 Charset: noconv iQA/AwUBNTK9R+EM8BJ4ZA+2EQKMmACg7paWcJZNZO1END1HECN5JPmIwvwAoPxm PLV7hh4witxIzd8kVyYr2Hdm =pY72 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----