wah - now that I'm at a point where I can look at the new trailer, the link shows that the server is busy.
Yeah, sorry. It should be back online on Monday.
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls, The Inside and Drive), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath. Oh, and help us get Terriers dvds!
wah - now that I'm at a point where I can look at the new trailer, the link shows that the server is busy.
Yeah, sorry. It should be back online on Monday.
I like Stone Sans Serif better than Gill Sans. Perhaps because I was forced to set an entire incredibly dense research booklet with charts everywhere in the latter.
I have a weakness for Optima. Love it.
forced to set an entire incredibly dense research booklet with charts everywhere in the latter.
ouch.
My co-worker has a MinionPro fetish. I'm kind of meh. Optima is lovely.
I'm a fan of TrebuchetMS for email, but I'm reading the board in Arial.
I feel like I'm at a wine tasting party. I've been going through and testing all the fonts. (I'm such a geek) Now we are moving into the fancier wines fonts though because I don't see those on Word. It might also be that I have an old version of Word. I do have TrebuchetMS and Arial though. I think I prefer the former for it's cleaner lines blah blah, and it's kick ass name.
I don't see those on Word
a lot of them don't come standard.
You know, you all have introduced to new and interesting fonts. Thank you. I have been using Times New Roman as my default for something like 15 years. I like getting out of my comfort zone. I was getting tired of it anyway.
I also like optima. Sometimes I go old school with CG Omega.
There is nothing good about Gill Sans. It has no character. I think the last time I used it was when I worked for a newspaper that used it as its default sans serif. *Shudder* Optima manages to add a hint of sensuous curve to a sans serif, but Zapf is a genius. Papyrus has its uses as a display type, but was quite frightening on that original clip.
I am fond of Goudy Old Style; Stone Informal and Serif; Novarese; and Caslon. The latter probably gives a warm fuzzy feeling because of its familiarity, plus its quite readable. Helvetica is probably my one true sans serif. There was an era when Souvenir was so overused that I can no longer see it without shuddering.