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Here is an article I wrote for the Winter 2008 issue of Certworthy about selecting the right font for a writing project. The skinny version:
- For text in briefs, use a book-like font such as Book Antiqua, Bookman Old Style, Century, Century Schoolbook, or Palatino.
- For headings in briefs, use a bold sans-serif font such as Arial or Verdana.
- For e-mail and other documents intended for on-screen reading, use Georgia (for serifs) or Verdana (for sans serif).
- For drafts, use Courier. (That?s right. Courier.) After at least one pass editing in Courier, convert the document to
it?sits final-form font. Then edit again.
Full post as published by the (new) legal writer on March 04, 2008 (boomark / email).
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