Do you have a favorite font?

Crysi, I have to see that font...

Heck, yes, Jacko! Georgia and then Garamond and Comic Sans and Veranda. Usually in a tiny size, so only i can read it (much like my handwriting!)

Times New Roman.

*ducks and runs*

forte !!w0000t

Tacoma

Georgia, Syflaen, Palantino Linotype, Garamond, Book Antiqua, Copperplate Gothic, and others I downloaded...

Matt, you can get some fonts here

http://www.typenow.net/themed.htm

MH

Edit: This place looks pretty cool.

http://www.fontica.com/index.php?show=b ... tg&ctg=104

http://www.dafont.com/

They have some neat stuff. My current favorite is sTeFaniT, which can be found here.

I like handwritting and typewriter fonts too.

That does look like a good site, Gal. All the fonts seem complete. A lot of times I get stuck downloading fonts that are missing something important like commas or periods.

It bites.

secret service typewriter

I went through the site. Along the way, I ran into one interesting blog where that doesn’t work–where, apparently, the width of the banner (or some other setting) causes printed lines in IE to be about half an inch wider than the margins of the paper. And you typically won’t notice that th enough missing every s in the text (sample of phenomenon: “that there’s just enough missing every so often in the text” is what should be there) so as to make the document useless until after you’ve printed it off.
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Ian_smith

e-marketing

Well, my favourites are Gnommish, Dark11 and Mason Bold.

Downloaded from 'www.artemis-fowl.com'

bell mt for serious stuff

and nichtlusdick for random stuff (you'll find it on www.nichtlustig.de/zeug.html, go to "computer" then "font")

well all my stuff is in times new roman, i just never thought to change it.

Georgia for regular writing, Lucida Blackletter for that medieval look.

I really don't have a preference for a font. I use regular Times New Roman for everything, unless I need to read something, in which case, Arial or Calibri.

Just call me !Captain Basic!