Font and template usage for multiple outputs

["Texan Scriber" <texanscriber -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Fellow TECHWR-Lers,

I know this may have come up in the past but I need your help.

I am wrapping up a documentation project that will be published in 2 weeks.
The content is created in FrameMaker and the output is 40+ PDFs plus a CHM
(using RoboHelp for Frame). In your opinion, what are:

  1. Best fonts to use to match PDF and CHM
  2. Without using colors, what variations of fonts and formats would
  you use for headings 1-4
  3. What is the most readable body font?
  4. What quick fixes have you tried in the past to give old content a
  quick face lift?

Appreciate your help, please reply to me and the list, I get the digest.

Happy Wednesday from Texas
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