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Serif vs Sans Serif
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<blockquote data-quote="MaDDoG" data-source="post: 399815" data-attributes="member: 24625"><p>I like Times New Roman presonally. Look very professional. As Talin says, in smaller fonts the serifs can look like they join together and as a result can be harder to read.</p><p>Apple seems to have some font that I haven't seen before and quite like.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MaDDoG, post: 399815, member: 24625"] I like Times New Roman presonally. Look very professional. As Talin says, in smaller fonts the serifs can look like they join together and as a result can be harder to read. Apple seems to have some font that I haven't seen before and quite like. [/QUOTE]
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