I need to find out what font was used on the buttons www.timetravil.com, and 
then I need to download the font file for my PC. Am willing to buy the font if 
necessary.

I believe that this font is one called "Batman Forever", which can be
found at:

http://www.acidfonts.com/scifi.htm

To directly download it, use this link:

http://www.acidfonts.com/acidzips/batmanforever.zip (zipped TrueType
font, 52k)

One cannot be 100% certain that this is the exact font file that the
page author used without asking him or her, but I found it to be
identical in all respects, and I'm sure you'll be pleased at the
resemblance. :)

I also want to note that the upper and lower case characters in the
font are slightly different -- they usually reverse the angle of the
decorative slants. You can use this to get the exact look you desire.

Search terms used: batman forever font

Thank you very much! Exactly what I was looking for.

Become a font detective, with this article on CreativePro.com:
http://www.creativepro.com/story/feature/0,,5628,00.html

Try using this nifty little Font finder utility.  It requires you to upload or 
supply the url of a good image using this font.  You might need to take a 
screenshot of the white title bar that is used on the site, and turn it into 
black text, to make it easier to read.  Then it displays a list of possible 
suspects.
http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/

Similarly the Identifont requires you to answer a series of questions about 
your font, and gives you a list of possible matches based on your answers.  It 
helps if you have more samples of the font, ie the whole A - Z in both upper 
and lowercase, as well as the numbers 0 - 9:
http://www.identifont.com/

Sending a message to a designer's forum, especially one specialising in fonts, 
is a good idea as someone there might recognise it.  
http://www.myfonts.com/FontForums/list.php?f=5

You could also trawl through some of the larger free font download sites, and 
see if you can locate it like that.  For instance: 
http://www.fontfreak.com/
http://www.fontpool.com/

Hi, 

I'm not sure she was asking HOW to find out what font was used. Looks
like she just wants someone to find out for her and give
her the answer. 

I pulled down View Source on the webpage and saw it was created by
ryanshah@hotmail.com. Perhaps emailing him
would get a response - he may remember where he got the font and where
she can purchase it.