RE: SUMMARY: Readability studies on fonts--serif and sans serif

Subject: RE: SUMMARY: Readability studies on fonts--serif and sans serif
From: "Christensen, Kent" <lkchris -at- sandia -dot- gov>
To: "'TECHWR-L'" <TECHWR-L -at- LISTS -dot- RAYCOMM -dot- COM>
Date: Tue, 7 Mar 2000 08:00:17 -0700

In html you can simply specify <FONT FACE=sans serif> or <FONT FACE=serif>,
which is more "generic" than specifying a font name such as arial. Works in
both browsers. Can be overridden by user in Netscape but not Internet
Explorer. It would be a pretty determined Netscape user. BTW, the New York
Times on the web uses <FONT FACE=times>. What do we suppose this means?





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