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Originally Posted by Garp
It's been about 3 years since I was involved in the education sector, but that's what we were being told at the time by Learning Support / Special Needs.
*shrug* it could have changed in the intervening time.
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Well, I've had an interesting chat with my colleague and it seems you were right. Apparently, any sans serif font, with letters such as 'a' and 'g' which are formed like Comic are good as long as they are well spaced. An MS study also found that Verdana and Helvetica were good for dyslexics and visually impaired people.
14-09-2009, 15:16
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