RE: General writing question

["Jack DeLand" <jackdeland -at- comcast -dot- net>]

Might want to have a look at Whitney (which is used at one of my favorite
museums). Scales quite nicely.
http://www.typography.com/fonts/whitney/styles/


Jack DeLand
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Subject: RE: General writing question

Because these are PRINTED docs., and they want Sans Serif font for both
headers and body and it makes the body text very hard to discern from the
headers, especially since all the paragraph styles are In Column as well. I
am trying to do something to enhance readability and keep the text from
competing with bold headlines in sans serif typefaces.

It's very, very hard to read as it is laid out right now.

TVB 

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