Favourite Font

Fonts as in Arial, Courier, Times New Roman etc...

Too many to list in a poll but I changed to Calibri today after many years loyalty to Arial. Liking it so far...

That one looks quite nice Pete. I generally stick with TNR, or occasionally Arial, but I'm not terribly fussy. One thing that irks me though is when people used Comic Sans in official documents. It looks like a small child just handwrote their document.

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Originally Posted by John83

That one looks quite nice Pete. I generally stick with TNR, or occasionally Arial, but I'm not terribly fussy. One thing that irks me though is when people used Comic Sans in official documents. It looks like a small child just handwrote their document.

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Comic by name & nature me thinks.

Don't like sharp edges of TNR. Like rounded fonts & Arial looking harsh recently.

Tahoma not bad either.

Tahoma all the way

Verdana for me

Trebuchet MS is my font of choice particularly for Monaghan United leaflets etc

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Originally Posted by noby

Verdana for me

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that oldie but goldie is my favourite too

I've been a Bookman Old Style-man for years now: I dabble with the others, but I always come back to good old BOS.

Nice style Calibri, hadn't come across that one before.

Pictures are way better though!

Arial Narrow for me

Courier New

Verdana all the way

Here is a good website you could download new fonts really good ones also

http://www.dafont.com/

Just drag and drop the file into the fonts section in the Windows folder on your computer

I really hate standardised default fonts like Comic Sans, Arial, Times and the likes and I avoid them if humanly possible. I like a lot of Mac based fonts, stuff like Frutiger, StoneSans, Eurostile, Formata, Myriad etc....

Arial is the winner for me. I'm sick of Times.

I think it has to be Arial or Times for documents. 99% of my font usage is email.

Another vote for Verdana here.

Times New Roman for me - it implies intelligence and efficiency.

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Originally Posted by osarusan

Times New Roman for me - it implies intelligence and efficiency.

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Obviously, only "implied":D

Goodfish
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Makes for fantastic headings and logos and such. For normal, everyday use I've just got (Free)Sans.