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 10:54 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.