RE: fonts

[LDurway -at- pav -dot- com]

All I really want are the basics:  a serif, a sans, and a mono.
I think I may just change my paragraph styles to use the fonts
that are already on my system:  Times New Roman
instead of Times, Arial instead of Helvetica, and Courier New 
instead of Courier.

Does that sound safe & wise?

Lindsey

> 
> 
> I would not use freeware and shareware fonts for my "work" and
> "professional" documentation. It's not that I'm a snob--or rich--it is
> that I want repeatable dependability. 
> 
> Sure, some of these shareware and freeware fonts are good,
> well-designed, and embeddable, etc. However, many are not.
> 
> For your personal use and your local club newsletter, why not get
> freeware and  shareware fonts . . . but for your bread-and-butter
> income, I recommend using fonts from tried-and-true foundries.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Sean
>  

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