Windows Font Missing. HELP!

[Rockyfancino]

Hello everyone,
I am not a regular user of this forum, but here's were I get almost all my solutions. I bought my PC from somebody sometimes ago, I was having a personal project to deal with, 'Logo Making'. My logo was mad by me on a night that i was feeling sleepy. So, I saved the logo. Recently, I had to enlarge the logo to a 500 x 500 px scale (this time i had updated my PC to OS 8.1). I went to the website pixlr.com/editor. Now, to my surprise, I didnt find the font I had used when I was using windows 7. I have contacted the website, the replied me that 'They make use of the fonts in peoples computer'. I reverted back to windows 7, but I still didnt find the font. Please note that I was dizzy when I created it at first, so i dont have an idea the name of the font.



Here's what I need you guys for.....
1/ Goto Photo editor online / free image editing direct in your browser - Pixlr.com
2/ Select 'Create New Image'
3/ To the buttom-left of the page, select text tool [Marked as "A"]
4/ Click on the white sheet. Type upper case M "M". If it does not work, try small "m"
5/ Scroll through the lenghts of fonts to see if you have the font that matches with the picture attached with this post.

If you find it, please upload the font.

HINTs:-- ON Pixlr website, you can open a small window containing the sample image (To do this, Click file at the top-left of the page>>>>>Open Image>>>select the sample image.

2nd Hint:-- To view where the fonts are stored in your computer, goto C:\Windows\Fonts.

Please do this for me, It's very important. The Sample Image is attached to this post.

 

[OvenMaster]

That's the lower case "m", right?
Looks like "Peignot" to me.
https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/linotype/peignot/
Free download is here: Peignot font by George Williams - FontSpace

 

[Rockyfancino]

Thanks man. But how did you recognize the fonts? Please teach me.

 

[OvenMaster]

I'm a font hound. I've always recognized that a font can give a printed document a feel and mood of its own because of the way the text is presented. I've studied fonts for years. Strange, I know.

In the US, there was a TV program in the 1970's called "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and my brain recognized that "M" immediately. I just plugged "Mary Tyler Moore Show font" into Google Images and presto: Peignot.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Mar...eqyATypIHgDQ&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAQ&biw=1280&bih=911

 

[Rockyfancino]

I'm a font hound. I've always recognized that a font can give a printed document a feel and mood of its own because of the way the text is presented. I've studied fonts for years. Strange, I know.

In the US, there was a TV program in the 1970's called "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" and my brain recognized that "M" immediately. I just plugged "Mary Tyler Moore Show font" into Google Images and presto: Peignot.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Mar...eqyATypIHgDQ&ved=0CAgQ_AUoAQ&biw=1280&bih=911

Awesome. Well, I know of the show, but not much. As I was born in 1996.
I'll like to know you more and thanks very much.