What font style is this?

http://img361.imageshack.us/my.php?imag ... r291gb.png

Does someone knows the name of this specific font in this text by google?

Your image is not displaying , but if you have the time an online process like http://www.identifont.com/identify.html can often help you to identify fonts.

Link works fine for me, it's the picture with "Ads by Google"

I have tried whatthefont and the image or letters where to small to recognize unfortunately

Ads door Google

just the default font (arial?) for this forum looks the same as in the image.

Yes, that would also be my best bet but when i make the letters bold the letters differ from each other, maybe this could be because i need to use Photoshop to get the same look.

I want to make the other options in my navigation menu exactly the same regarding boldness and fontstyle, so therefor i need to know exactly what font this is.

I also think it's Arial but maybe i am wrong so i thought to verify it here.

I can't see the image on the link you've posted but I have found this site very handy when needing to identify and unknown font.

http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/

I don't what you have done but the link works fine still.
When clicking on above link you will see a small blue box with the words "Ads by google" also i mentioned this before:


The tool what the font didn't work for me.

I apologise reaper I did not see that mentioned

The font is 12pt Arial Narrow or Arial - I would lean more towards Arial Narrow, it produces a closer match to the image.

If you are using Photoshop I would also recommend using the 'strong' or at the least the 'crisp'

No Problem Thanks for the constructive reply, finally something i can work with, i alreay had given up on this.
I did know it was Arial but getting it matched to perfection is another matter, hope this works out.

If you want it matched to perfection then you will need to play around a little with the spacing. You can find this in Photoshop on the Character pallet its symbol is an A V with a double ended arrow underneath.

My suggestion would be to open the original image in PS, and make a new layer over the top and match the text on top in another colour than white.

If you don't need to match exactly that button and it's text - but you want it to look similar for other text buttons, then stick with the 12pt Arial Narrow and strong setting like I mentioned above, double space between the words. It will make a good close match.

THANKS!