Times New Roman

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Originally Posted by Quin

I hate it when colleges and universities and government things use Comic smurfing Sans. Every time I'm given a Comic Sans document, I want to papercut the person who gave it to me to death.

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Qft.

I don't see why people get all up in arms when I mention TNR or even dare use it on paper, it's just a font!

I like arial for chat because it's easy to read.


I like Georgia because of Rubahs

I have no problem with the font itself; I’m just allergic to serifs.

TNR is good for essays and usually i'm too lazy to change fonts if i'm writing something. OTHERWISE I like papyrus.

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Originally Posted by Ouch!

Verdana.

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Originally Posted by Blue Harvest

Tahoma.

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Either of these work. I prefer Verdana for larger texts and Tahoma at size 8.

in after nobody said annifont

Arial usually.

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Originally Posted by Breine

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Originally Posted by Quin

I hate it when colleges and universities and government things use Comic smurfing Sans. Every time I'm given a Comic Sans document, I want to papercut the person who gave it to me to death.

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Qft.

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THIS & PAPYRUS

I see that on small businesses sometimes and it makes me want to weep :( Those poor businesses will fail forever.

I don't especially like Times New Roman, I prefer cleaner fonts.

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Originally Posted by Pureghetto

I like arial for chat because it's easy to read.


I like Georgia because of Rubahs

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stop using that smurfing Slythie font >:[ I got over that back in 2004!

Calibri and Courier new are lovely.

I must admit I always liked to try and use different fonts. Thankfully most of my teachers weren't sticklers for TNR. As long as it was readable and didn't use significantly more space than TNR you were alright(no cheating page length by using a super size 12 font :p).

A favorite of mine to use online is Palatino Linotype or any font similar to it. Or at least it seems to have codes for it on several of the forums I visit(stupid forums that limit font choices, it isn't like reading Palatino will kill ya!... then again it does keep someone from posting in Comic Sans).

Calibri is also nice, though truthfully I didn't recall seeing it much before. Must have overlooked it in my massive font list.

calibri is new with Word 2007 and/or Vista.

I like it, if only for the nostalgia of sitting in front of a computer in secondary school typing away at stupid essays and stories and messing about on the internet.

good times.

I'm a fan of sans-serifs myself. Arial has always had a place in my heart. Calibri is really nice, too.

Huge fan of Calibri!