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The TrueType font, Scouts logofont scoutslo.ttf, contains four different versions of the Scouts logotype. Each has its own distinct usage. Please refer to the guidelines to ensure that you have selected the correct keystroke for your requirements. As the logotypes are stored in a font form, all the characters will print black until you change the colour to white, this is important to note for the negative use versions.

The small version is to be used at sizes between 20mm and 29mm wide and the medium version at sizes between 30mm and 99mm.

The large version is for use at 100mm or more (for example, on signage) so it is not necessary for it to be part of the font.

Key stroke		Version
S - Cap S		Positive version for large use
s - lowercase s		Positive version for small use
W - Cap W		Negative version for large use
w - lowercase w		Negative version for small use

The following are samples of the new sectional fonts:

Beaver Funhouse	Cub Revue
Scout Section	Explorer
Network Highland Gothic

The Scout and Explorer section fonts have been designed specifically for The Scout Association, and therefore are freely available for download:

• Scout Section font
• Explorer

Note: these two fonts do not contain lower case letters

The other three are derived from commercial fonts - if you have a copy of the commercial font, you can obtain a copy of the derived font by contacting the Scout Information Centre - demonstrating proof of ownership of the original font.

ScoutingUKDings

This font consists of a series of Scout Arrowheads in a variety of sizes - for use in text alongside both upper and lower case letters; and a variety of ScoutBase UK logos.

The file sbd.zip contains a TrueType copy of the font, and two example Microsoft Word documents, demonstrating its use.

These documents also available in PDF format: sbd.pdf and sbd2.pdf

The font is also available as a Adobe Type 1 in sbd-tp1.zip - *Note at the moment the true type font has more characters*.

Baden Powell Patrol Animals

This font consists of 77 Patrol animal symbols from Scouting for Boys, along with a selection of old patrol related badge images.

The file bp-anim.zip contains a TrueType copy of the font, and an example Microsoft Word document, demonstrating its use.

This document is also available in PDF format.

To install these fonts under Windows follow these simple instructions.

• Save the font file (.ttf) to your computer (and remember where you saved it)
• Open up the Fonts section of Control Panel (Start > Control Panel > Fonts)
• Select the "Install New Font" menu item (in XP it is under the File menu)
• Browse until you find the file you just saved and install the font.

Note some applications remember the list of fonts that were installed when they started up - so you may have to restart applications to see the font.