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kwikbreaks wrote: »Is this what you mean?
Arial sans-serif font I
Times New Roman serif font I
Yes, that is what i mean.SPC 12.
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It could be the font on the webpage.0
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I did wonder about that, because i'm sure i have noticed it before,when filling in form on the same magazine.
Thank you.SPC 12.
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As the other posters said earlier it is just different fonts. It is possible to specify which font will be used in a web form but even the defaults are usually sans serif types. For stuff being printed (so in word processor programs) it is usual to default to a serif font.0
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Thank you for all the replies.Your time and trouble has been much appreciated.
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