What font do you use? (riveting I know)

[MrsJackRackham]

I use Georgia size 10 at the moment for work. I fancy a change. What do you use?

Cambria. I find it easier to concentrate with it than Times New Roman for some reason. My job involves a lot of writing, so it does make a difference.

Aerial 11 for letters, verdana 12 for everything else.

Calibri or Arial Nova. Can't bear TNR and I'm not fond of serifs in a font. I love fonts though and can spend ages trawling through them, buy I love calligraphy in general.

*but.

Garamond 11

@DidoLamenting
I have to sing ' We're justified and we're ancient and drive an ice cream van' whilst doing it! (Showing my age!)

I use comic sans at work! We have to as it's the only font with out a Greek 'a'.

Arial 12 or the default Calibri but a bit bigger.

Gills sans or verbana
These were the fonts used for branding my place of work.

Calibri for emails

Arial 12 for writing and Arial 10 for footnotes. All titles in sky blue.

Calibri for emails, Arial for documents. I can't stand TNR, it looks dated to me.

For personal documents, if I ever print anything myself, I usually choose something a bit more snazzy. However, these days I mostly design and order cards and invitations online.

Gentium is a beautiful font, particularly for anything that's going to be printed out. (Name changed because - disclaimer - I used to work with the guy that designed it.) software.sil.org/gentium/
I like a sans serif font for on-screen, usually calibri.

Arial 11, double spaced, is my favourite. We had to use it both for work and for my uni degree so I got very used to it.

Arial 12 for me.

@Moonflower12 My ex-colleagues also designed a literacy font called Andika that has the option of a Greek or a double-storey 'a'. I think any font with smart-font capability should allow you to choose which style you want as default.
software.sil.org/andika/

@Moonflower12 I’m intrigued as to why you can’t use that a.

Helvetica. I don’t really mind as long as it’s clear. I studied typography at art school so I try not to go down the rabbit warren of looking to closely and Rs and &s...

Calibri, although I’m a lawyer as so there is a lot of pressure to use TNR. I find it old fashioned.

Frankly as long as its non comic sans I think you can get away with most!

I use sassoonprimary as it's easy to read and we use it at work (Primary school)
For personal things I like Bookman

Calibri 11. TNR looks too dated.

We use Tahoma 11 at work. I hate it.

I'm a Calibri girl myself.

Holeywalls Maybe the Greek a thing is a primary school where children are still learning how to write the letter a? Just a guess mind.

I was using Arial in the 80s so it looks very dated to me.

Our corporate rules say we have to use Tahoma 12. I'm not really a fan but apparently it's easier to read in print.

Something clean, simple and sans serif, like; Lato, Calibri (Light) or Verdana.

I like Arial size 11. We have to use Calibri at work

I love fonts so this is riveting for me! Lots of fonts I hate are being mentioned - I’d have resign if I had to use verdana or tahoma all day 😱

I love Helvetica on signs etc but not for writing long documents. I write a lot all day and the font has to “feel” right and not annoy me. I do like calibri, but at the moment I use either Lato or Avenir.

My favourite font is Scala sans but I don’t have it and it’s expensive.