Fonts and professionalism - Page 5

BBx · 20-10-2010, 19:08

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Originally Posted by Kitten

I really dislike Comic Sans.

We use Calibri as our official font and have never had problems with it on the machines that don't have it installed, it just defaults to Arial.

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Originally Posted by Muban

lol err what? what had I been drinking

As for me, Calibri is what I tend to use most of the time.

I have told everyone here to use Calibri too.

Arial is so 80s! lol

BB x

Lozza · 20-10-2010, 19:13

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Originally Posted by BBx

Arial is so 80s! lol

BB x

The BBC not long ago "rebranded" (not sure that's the right word) and are now using Arial instead of Verdana... I think you'll might find that the 80's are coming back in fashion!

semi-pro waster · 20-10-2010, 19:14

I'm not overly fond of Comic Sans but generally just use whatever the email client happens to be set to so at work that seems to be either Tahoma or Ariel, neither of which bother me as they're both reasonably tidy fonts.

MarcLister · 20-10-2010, 19:15

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Originally Posted by Lozza

The BBC not long ago "rebranded" (not sure that's the right word) and are now using Arial instead of Verdana... I think you'll might find that the 80's are coming back in fashion!

That means I could become fashionable then.

1983 rawks.

Lozza · 20-10-2010, 19:31

I want to post a comment on that as Louise, W Midlands clearly doesn't know very much about what fonts are available

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Originally Posted by Louise, W Midlands

As a teacher Comic Sans is an easy to read font, especially for pupils with learning difficulties as it is the only font to use a 'hand writing style' letter a.

But I clearly don't know how to comment so I can't

divine · 20-10-2010, 19:38

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Originally Posted by Lozza

But I clearly don't know how to comment so I can't

OWNED

Lozza · 20-10-2010, 19:54

Only by myself though... and it's clearly not an issue otherwise I wouldn't have posted my short comings .

I can however rest in the comfort of my superior font knowledge... now where is brush script when you need it

Mondo · 20-10-2010, 22:10

Arial for letters allllllllllll the way.

Desmo · 21-10-2010, 07:36

Arial is for the commoners. Helvetica Neue all the way

Belmit · 12-01-2011, 12:18

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Desmo The Last Airbender Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Pigmopad Posts: 11,915	Arial is for the commoners. Helvetica Neue all the way __________________

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20-10-2010, 19:54	#47
Lozza Appreciates the very fine things in life Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Simplicity Posts: 457	Only by myself though... and it's clearly not an issue otherwise I wouldn't have posted my short comings . I can however rest in the comfort of my superior font knowledge... now where is brush script when you need it