Looking for a "fancy certificate" frame like what Quark used to generate

[Sabrina The Turd Polisher]

another download, thanks again skry! 

[Farabomb]

No but ruby makes great flashlight filters for covert night time activities.

[t-pat]

Oh yeah, anybody remember the Blanks™ forms you could run through copiers & duplicators? I found a pack of their Certificate borders not too long ago in a box at home, and actually used them at the last place to run some Participation Certificates for a group of kids they had tour the plant!   :laugh:

wife still has some books of those at home.

[Fontaholic]

In case anyone's interested, I just found a font family that allows you to create your own family certificate borders:

http://www.fontshop.com/fonts/downloads/lettering_inc/certified_family_ot/?utm_source=Newsletter20130116&utm_medium=email&utm_term=em&utm_campaign=LetteringInctypographiesfr

Cheers, John the Fontaholic

[StudioMonkey]

Couple more Certificate Border files here. 

First one is a greyscale tiff, close the Quack border : https://dl.dropbox.com/u/14710196/Certificate%20Border.tif

Second one is a collection of quality Illustrator EPS files : https://dl.dropbox.com/u/14710196/Certificate%20Vectors.zip

[StudioMonkey]

Thanks to Skryber - I used one of those Certificates to create this 'Artistic Licence'.  Just print it out and fill in your name.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/14710196/Artistic%20Licence.eps

[Skryber]

Thanks to Skryber - I used one of those Certificates to create this 'Artistic Licence'.  Just print it out and fill in your name.

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/14710196/Artistic%20Licence.eps

 :laugh:

Love it. You're welcome!

[SteveQ]

For anyone still interested in this topic of the older QuarkXPress certificate and fancy frames:
if you have an older Quark document that you know contains a fancy frame, you can open it in modern versions of QuarkXPress, and then copy and paste the fancy framed box into your new Quark document. Oddly, it won't make the older frame styles available to boxes created in the newer versions, but the box that you copied and pasted from the older Quark document will have ALL of those old styles still available, even with the ability to change the color of the frame and spaces between.

I've attached a zip file containing a simple quark document with the fancy frames pasted in. It's saved from QuarkXPress 9.5.4.1.

[Joe]

You can create some fancy frames in InDesign as well with a little work:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocla_dWY-pI