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Here is
some clarification on the font/graphic.
\Debbie
Re: the "Arrow" font and
the MSU logotype
Per University Relations: “Harley is
right in terms that the font is not readily available because the Logotype was
“designed” to be used a graphic element and not for people to
recreate it with their own type. This allows a single image of the MSU
Logotype and consistency across the mission. Allow people to make their own was
not an option. It has nothing to do with the “windows” environment
but everything to do with “Brand”. Also the Arrow font has indeed
been tweaked for the MSU Logotype, a printer who might have an old version of
“Arrow” will not be the same, and again a graphic of the logotype
should be used”.
More information is available at:
[1] http://www.graphics.msu.edu/msunet/
Anyone with an MSU NetID can
download a high-res TIFF or EPS version of the MSU logotype/wordmark (as well
as the Spartan block S).
[2] http://ur.msu.edu/snav/86/page.htm
Graphics standards apply when using
the MSU logotype. If this graphics standards guide does not answer the
questions, further questions should be directed to University Relations.
From: MSU Network
Administrators Group [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Koepf, Harley
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2007
2:05 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: [MSUNAG] MSU 'Arrow'
Font Type
What they are referring to is that the
Arrow type font was used to create the MSU logo, used to spell out
If your having a printing shop make up
something with the MSU logo on it.. they have to use the Arrow font to follow
the standard.
The standard was not made with the
windows environment in mind.
Harley Koepf
Info Tech
Administrative
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517/353-4420 ext. 316
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