RE: Writing a cohesive document for print and on-line using MS Publisher

["Steve Hudson" <steve -at- wright -dot- com -dot- au>]

I prefer Arial, but the trend is increasingly towards Tahoma if its going to
be online viewable. Additionally, Arial has a Faux Bold (Arial Black) and a
condensed version (Arial Narrow) to be a full font family whereas Tahoma
just has Tahoma :-)

Steve Hudson , HDK List MVP
Wright Technologies Pty Ltd (Aus)





-----Original Message-----
From: nancy


Where the report is going to be a PDF and a printed document I would
appreciate any input as to which fonts would work well in either formats in
ONE document. The deadline is in a week and  I'm currently leaning towards
Verdana or Arial. I'd also like to make this into a template so it will be
easier next year for whomever creates the report. It could be me, but who
knows?



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