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If your documents emerge with print that is too small to comfortably read, clients may ignore or overlook your communications. Though you have the option of enlarging the actual size of the font ...

My concern was not which typeface looked better, but rather whether to use a web-compatible or print-focused font. It’s a conundrum because how the font you choose looks is dependent on whether ...

The older monks, especially if they're associated with the scriptorium, use a Gothic, blackletter font. And then the printers and people who read a lot of printed books use a printed typeface." ...

Shaw traces the fonts’ origins to the Cleveland Type Foundry which obtained a patent for a calligraphy-style printing type, later named Mandarin, in 1883. It is perhaps no surprise that this ...

If you do a lot of printing, the Arial font can use up your ink a lot faster than others. Here are three fonts you’re better off using. While it may seem like the only difference between fonts ...

OCR fonts were designed for both machine and human recognition in the days when machine recognition was nowhere near as powerful as it is today. Nearly all printed fonts can be recognized with OCR ...