Which font... ?

[kiran]

Tahoma for me!! It's just nice cool looking font. I also like the new Office 07 fonts, but I'm more keen on Tahoma. But the one thing I hate is seeing Times New Roman

[stephenleak]

Isn't Verdana is the only font that is a "True Type" one for both PC's and Macs?

[witch]

Well...
I do have a nice font called:" Waking the Witch"!!

[sqdge]

Most public stuff I do is written in Verdana, but I know people that like Comic Sans because it doesn't create a stylised "a" (I still hate it though).

I also really like the font used on British road signs (you can download it - it's called Transport)

[enjay]

Isn't Verdana is the only font that is a "True Type" one for both PC's and Macs?

Don't think so - we've just bought some new fonts here which are apparently "MAC and Windows Open Type" format...

[crc-ict]

I'm a fan of Calibri or Gill Sans myself.

Calibri for a modern, clean stylish look, or Gill Sans for a more traditional look.

Agreed that Times New Roman is way overused, and boring as hell to look at

[enjay]

One of the things that is often forgotten is that there is a reason for serifs. They provide the eye with a line to follow, greatly aiding the reader who is either very good, or of low ability. Less so the average reader. The upshot is, that any "body text" should be in a seriffed font.

Although the flip side of that is that people who suffer from dyslexia find non-seriffed fonts easier to read (and text which is left-justified only, not left-and-right justified, but that's another topic).

Serifs are, however, useful when carving in stone, as they give cause the stone to break cleanly at the desired point. Sorry, sad pub trivia quiz fact, I'm full of them!

[RandomHero!]

hi...first post...i always use tahoma 12 pt...its looks ggod and takes up more room on the old college work..

Dan!!