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Vanessa Andrews wrote:
> >Earl Cooley III wrote:
> > The fonts we point to and snicker at
> > don't make the cut. The Buffy the Vampire Slayer font, for example
> > http://www.ajfenton.com/eternalflame/download_buffy_angel_fonts.asp
> > didn't pass muster.
>
> Hey, what's wrong with the Buffy font? A scary font might put fear into
> users so they'll read the manual.
There's nothing wrong with it when used in an appropriate way;
it's just that there are no vamps to be dusted in the application
in question, at least that we know of....
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e=sc^3 (shiva -at- io -dot- com) Earl Cooley III
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