Esp nice for headlines
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Andy HomanThis page displays unconventional system fonts for use with CSS and interestingly the percentages of machines that have them installed on both platforms. Not sure how accurate this data is though?
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david stongNo news here if you use fonts, but it includes a rough percentage of platform coverage that may ease worried minds.
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Jorge RosaGood advice, especially with the statistics. Just don't make me use (bleurgh!) Impact.
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Andrea TodonYup you don’t just have to use plain old Arial. Arial black is a nice bold font that could be perfect for headings, impacting headlines, and hell even a replacement for the Impact font mentioned above. I don’t know that I would use it for body text, b
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Rafa Bayonauna lista de tipos de letras que tal vez deberías y podríamos utilizar en nuestros diseños y hojas de estilo, siempre que sea de nuestro gusto, claro está.
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