Exactly -- there's a reason why there's a difference between ms. fonts, screen fonts, and book fonts. (Actually, a lot of books are just being done in Times New Roman these days, and no one seems to care.)
If it were just about good screen fonts, Verdana would be the way to go. :-) (Am actually liking Verdana more and more printed, too--but it's real strength is still on screen.)
Actually, a lot of books are just being done in Times New Roman these days, and no one seems to care.
Now that makes me a little grumpy. It's not that good a font, to my eye--and these days, it looks like someone just dashed things in it off on their computer, unless it's done really well.
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Date: 2006-02-27 10:39 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2006-02-27 10:54 pm (UTC)Actually, a lot of books are just being done in Times New Roman these days, and no one seems to care.
Now that makes me a little grumpy. It's not that good a font, to my eye--and these days, it looks like someone just dashed things in it off on their computer, unless it's done really well.
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Date: 2006-02-28 07:08 am (UTC)Courier is much easier to work with on mss. Big and open and full of spaces to write corrections in.
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Date: 2006-02-28 12:29 am (UTC)