Vista's New Fonts


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Changing the default font of MS Office from Times New Roman to a san serif font is going to **** off a lot of english teachers when their nimrod students can't figure out how to change it.

I always thought that Sylfaen should have been the default serif font of MS Office. It looks much smoother than Times New Roman, imo.

Thanks for the link.

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Wave' date='Jun 5 2006, 17:09' post='587576694']

Changing the default font of MS Office from Times New Roman to a san serif font is going to **** off a lot of english teachers when their nimrod students can't figure out how to change it.

Awesome.

On a positive note, we should soon expect to break free from the 90s-00s tradition of countless documents typed up in the same old plain font.

I'm quite satisfied with Calibri. All my documents typed up within Word 2007 using Calibri look a lot better. Now if only this beta can print properly. :pinch:

Web 2.0? Yeesh, those buzzwords are annoying enough if they're actually related.

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It's starting to get on my nerves, these fonts dont even have any thing to do with the net, it's like me saying this new program on my mac makes my car run faster, it makes no sense.

Only font i really like is Consolas, and i "like" Segoe, but that's because it's a "rip" of another font, Frutiger Linotype.

I like them, particularly Segoe print (Y)

I agree, but I'm also leaning towards Corbel as it looks quite nice and clean :yes: .

PSG22?

Well I just installed the beta, and Calibri seems to display jap char's fine, think ive found my new mIRC font :happy:

Calibri itself is pretty bare-bones. It doesn't contain any extra Unicode ranges aside from the standard stuff (Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, punctuation and number forms). So it doesn't contain any CJK characters (the way Arial Unicode does). Windows just knows to get those characters from some other font.

Unless they've changed it since the version i got, anyway.

Calibri itself is pretty bare-bones. It doesn't contain any extra Unicode ranges aside from the standard stuff (Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, punctuation and number forms). So it doesn't contain any CJK characters (the way Arial Unicode does). Windows just knows to get those characters from some other font.

Unless they've changed it since the version i got, anyway.

oic, well it appears to be fine in irc, displaying all my unicode'd mp3 tags fine....i prefer it too Arial anyway...altho im using Segoe UI now :)

Wave' date='Jun 5 2006, 22:09' post='587576694']

Changing the default font of MS Office from Times New Roman to a san serif font is going to **** off a lot of english teachers when their nimrod students can't figure out how to change it.

Awesome.

So we'll finally get a break from Times New Roman. Nothing looks worse than sheets and sheets of times new roman when you're printing anything that should look professional.

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