On 06/11/2017 11:33 PM, toki wrote:
On 06/10/2017 05:18 PM, charles meyer wrote:
I'm looking for your experienced suggestions of which font(s) have you found to
be most clearly legible?
What language?
What writing system?
Used where?
For what type of content?
From my perspective, there is
Thanks for the link to Cochineal. It's a really nice typeface.
Virgil
On 06/11/2017 10:51 AM, Ricardo wrote:
> El 2017-06-10 19:18, charles meyer escribió:
>> Ahoy my esteemed and steamy mates,
>>
>> I'm looking for your experienced suggestions of which font(s) have you
>> found to be most
On Sat, 10 Jun 2017 13:18:53 -0400
charles meyer wrote:
> Ahoy my esteemed and steamy mates,
>
> I'm looking for your experienced suggestions of which font(s) have you
I've been using SIL's Gentium, both Basic and Plus with nice results
for short to medium docs.
Dave
On Mon, 12 Jun 2017 16:04:04 +
Virgil Arrington dijo:
>I would recommend Robert Bringhurst's excellent book, "The Elements
>of Typographic Style."
+1
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Problems?
You will find there is a difference between legibility and readability.
Legibility deals with how easily recognizable given letters are.
However, when we read, we don't read individual letters. Rather, we read
words or, more accurately, groups of words, at a time. When reading,
word shapes are
On 06/10/2017 05:18 PM, charles meyer wrote:
> I'm looking for your experienced suggestions of which font(s) have you found
> to be most clearly legible?
What language?
What writing system?
Used where?
For what type of content?
From my perspective, there is no such thing as a legible font for
Everyone has access to different fonts, but here is the "best" one[s] I
just tried.
I am writing this from a 15" laptop at 1360x768 resolution. I have the
Writer document viewing size marked at 100%.
I tried a number of fonts using 8 point font size.
The best font I have installed on my
El 2017-06-10 19:18, charles meyer escribió:
Ahoy my esteemed and steamy mates,
I'm looking for your experienced suggestions of which font(s) have you
found to be most clearly legible?
The "ideal typeface" is one of those arguments in which you'll find as
many answers (if not more) as people
For print media, I like Bookman, Century Schoolbook, and Palatino for
legibility.
I'm still wrestling with finding my favorites for onscreen work. I like OFL
Sorts Mill Goudy, and Baskerville (which I find is too fragile for laser print
work). I also like Verdana as a legible sans serif for