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What font does this L come from and how can I find out others?

Hello,

I know you may think this project is silly but it's important for me.

I'd like to know what font was used for creating logotype at this page: http://flivoo.com/

The image is located here flivoo.com/images/layout/logotype.png

I contacted owner of this website but he said he cannot remember the name of the font.

Can you help me?

PS Sorry for such tags, you may edit them, I had no idea what to use.

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try myfonts.com/WhatTheFont – Ross Mar 10 '10 at 12:10
7 Free Tools to Identify A Font webdesignerdepot.com/2008/12/7-free-tools-to-identify-a-font – metal gear solid May 26 '10 at 2:59
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Looks like it's either Swiss 721 thin or AG Book Pro Ultralight according to What the font

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What the font suggests that it's either Swiss 721 Thin, Swiss 721 Light, AG Book Pro Ultra Light or Nimbus Sans D Ultra Light.

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So he forgot the name of the font? I find that hard to believe.

Anyway, Identifont may help you identifying the font.

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he probably hasn't paid too much for the font ;-) – henchman Mar 10 '10 at 12:28
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by the looks of it, it might be from the helvetica family, quicksand or din. you can try what the font

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It definitely is not Helvetica. :-) – Chris Jester-Young Mar 10 '10 at 12:17
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His CSS file says Lucida Sans Unicode','Lucida Grande',verdana,sans-serif; http://flivoo.com/css/style.css

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Thanks for your answers and sorry for posting question in stackoverflow.com.

It's Quicksand font. Thanks for anybody for help! Can anybody mark pixeltocode's answer as correct? I can't...

So he forgot the name of the font? I find that hard to believe.

Me too, but I asked that guy, he said he's not designer but he can't contact his designer.

Anyway, it's solved, thanks once again!

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