[BodoidearoLew]

Dear Elizabeth,

Here is another site. I can't refer you directly to the area so you have to go in through the main page and follow the steps below.


http://www.paratype.com/welcome_e.htm

1. Click on typefaces on the upper lefthand side of the page.

2. Click on Classification on the not so far left hand side.

3.Scroll down the page and click on Old Slavonic.

4. Click on any of the following:

Fita Vjaz
Russia
Russia-Church
Russian Souvenir

5. Type in the a few letters or the entire alphabet and hit try it. The letters will then be converted into a Slavonic tpye face.

Hope this helps.

In Christ,

Matthew P.

[Unoloknovagog]

Dear Elizabeth,

Perhaps this link is close enough to what your looking for.

http://www.fonteaminternational.com/ortho2.html

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Long ago, I had a font that resembled the lettering used on Russian and other Slavonic Icons. It was not Slavonic, but English, and the letters were lovely. Can't find it anywhere. Tried Theologic Systems - nada. Any help out there??

In Christ,
Elizabeth, the sinner
and Perennial Student

[ketNavatutt]

Dear Matthew -

Christ is Risen!

The fonteaminternational website was the one! I downloaded both Orthodox and OrthodoxII. Now I can use that to make banners and buttons for the "Icon Corner" subpages of my new website! Thanks loads!

In Christ,
Elizabeth, the sinner
and Perennial Student