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Re: Crossfire fonts
I used Rudy's letters when I added the word crossfire in my trunk. I just opened the pic with microsoft paint, cut and paste the letters I wanted and made them to size and printed them out. It worked good for me. very easy to do the third or fourth time trying 
. Thank you Rudy.
. Thank you Rudy.
Re: Crossfire fonts
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I don't think he's back. Last Activity: 05-25-2009 02:39 PM Maybe you've been affected by the time warp?
Re: Crossfire fonts
Originally Posted by Beaner
I used Rudy's letters when I added the word crossfire in my trunk. I just opened the pic with microsoft paint, cut and paste the letters I wanted and made them to size and printed them out. It worked good for me. very easy to do the third or fourth time trying . Thank you Rudy.
. Thank you Rudy.
but with talent like you have with the interior mods you missed your calling ,,,,,, you could make a living in the states doing custom sound and design work,,
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Re: Crossfire fonts
Originally Posted by tighed1
Click on the file name and a dialog box should open with options to OPEN or SAVE.
Click SAVE and when the next box opens the file name "crossfire.txt" will appear along with the location you will be saving it to.
Replace the "txt" with "zip". Click SAVE.
You may now be asked if you want to OPEN the file. Click YES.
If you have an un-zip program it will open the file and you will have the option to INSTALL the font.
Do it!
Click SAVE and when the next box opens the file name "crossfire.txt" will appear along with the location you will be saving it to.
Replace the "txt" with "zip". Click SAVE.
You may now be asked if you want to OPEN the file. Click YES.
If you have an un-zip program it will open the file and you will have the option to INSTALL the font.
Do it!
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Re: Crossfire fonts
Click on the file name and a dialog box should open with options to OPEN or SAVE.
Click SAVE and when the next box opens the file name "crossfire.txt" will appear along with the location you will be saving it to.
Replace the "txt" with "zip". Click SAVE.
You may now be asked if you want to OPEN the file. Click YES.
If you have an un-zip program it will open the file and you will have the option to INSTALL the font.
Do it!
Click SAVE and when the next box opens the file name "crossfire.txt" will appear along with the location you will be saving it to.
Replace the "txt" with "zip". Click SAVE.
You may now be asked if you want to OPEN the file. Click YES.
If you have an un-zip program it will open the file and you will have the option to INSTALL the font.
Do it!
Can you help? I lost a lot of stuff when my hard drive threw in the towel, some was backed up and some was not, usual story. Even HELP is no help if you ask the wrong question.
Re: Crossfire fonts
Only on the Crossfire Forum can you get Windows 8 support. Check out the following link to see how to display your file extensions. By default these are hidden. Not sure why.
Show or hide file name extensions - Microsoft Windows Help
FYI - .zip is now a native file type that Windows recognizes and has a unzip program as. Part of the OS.
Show or hide file name extensions - Microsoft Windows Help
FYI - .zip is now a native file type that Windows recognizes and has a unzip program as. Part of the OS.
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Re: Crossfire fonts
Only on the Crossfire Forum can you get Windows 8 support. Check out the following link to see how to display your file extensions. By default these are hidden. Not sure why.
Show or hide file name extensions - Microsoft Windows Help
FYI - .zip is now a native file type that Windows recognizes and has a unzip program as. Part of the OS.
Show or hide file name extensions - Microsoft Windows Help
FYI - .zip is now a native file type that Windows recognizes and has a unzip program as. Part of the OS.
The solution was as you stated, I had the extensions on at one time and somehow they were switched off.
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