01-04-2007, 07:06 PM
They may not be TT fonts. Mac OS X can use many kinds of fonts.
If you examine the fonts in a font manager, such as Suitcase or FontExplorer or Apple's Font Book, there's inevitably a way to get info on the font to find out what kind of font it is. That's the first thing to check if you really need to send them copies of the fonts. Then you can rename the font files or convert them as appropriate without simply guessing.
But do they really need the fonts? Are they recreating your logo or just reproducing it? If the latter then why not simply send them an eps file of the logo? Or as Don suggested in the other forum, a PDF file?
If you examine the fonts in a font manager, such as Suitcase or FontExplorer or Apple's Font Book, there's inevitably a way to get info on the font to find out what kind of font it is. That's the first thing to check if you really need to send them copies of the fonts. Then you can rename the font files or convert them as appropriate without simply guessing.
But do they really need the fonts? Are they recreating your logo or just reproducing it? If the latter then why not simply send them an eps file of the logo? Or as Don suggested in the other forum, a PDF file?