Do you have a favorite font?

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Just what the title says...

My favorites are....

Felix Titling (for titles..)
Frutiger SAIN Rm v.1 (for casual convorsation)
Garamond
Book Antiqua (for all my writing)
Perpetua
StoneSerif SAIN SmBd v.1
DH Bank Gothic Bold
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Celt is great. And there was one taken from Warlords, I dont remeber the name. For writing I usually use Times New Roman
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I like Comic Sans MS. It fits my personality.

I also like Verdana and Book Antiqua.
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I like Symbols. For a while I used it on msn, thus annoying everyone. It's the Greek alphabet. I also played with Arabic, Hebrew, and Cyrillic. Right now on msn, I'm using Tempus Sans ITC and I like it. For school assignments we have to use boring fonts like Times New Roman. :sick: I hate it. When the teacher lets me get a little more creative, I play around until I find a font I like. Like when we had to make the Oregon Trail diaries last year, I used Lucida Handwriting. I don't remember what I used for the WW1 letter... I love playing with fonts. It's so much fun.

Ooh...I just found a cool looking font called Tunga...I'll go annoy SK with it now.
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Kristen ITC is a good one too. :D
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WHY did you let me into this thread?

*hijacks thread*

Ok, let's see: I downloaded a font called Dragonwick, which is actually similar to my own handwriting. I love it. I also love Courthand, Edwardian Script, Papyrus, Parchment, Vivaldi, Tolkien, Harrington, Desdemona, Matura ITC.. the list goes on lol. I've gotten so bad that I can look at a poster or something and tell you which font it is. And I'll be right, too.
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Where can you download fonts?
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I always write in Verdana 8.5 but with double space




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Oh yeah. Playing around with fonts is fun. The really sneaky thing to do is to adjust the font and spacing just a tad when you have a school assignment that asks for a certain number of pages instead of word count. I generally like to use Baskerville, thoughBook Antiqua is pretty good. With manuscripts I have to use Courier New, which is so ugly.
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Courier New. Size 11.

I won't write without that.
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Courier New is good if you want that typewriter feel. Though I prefer Garamond or Palatino Linotype.

And Hightower Text is great for titling or subtitling.
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I usually just use Times New Roman...
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I use Times New Roman by the High Order of My English Instructor.
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Georgia is the best.
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