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May 27th, 2005, 04:42 AM
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Fonts
I produce a monthly newsletter for my running club in which about 25%
receive it online after I convert it to PDF. I have found that unless I stay with very vanilla fonts like Times New Roman and Arial many online readers get error messages they can't open font X. Is there a standard set of fonts(or font library) that exists on most operating systems? Every time I try to add some font pizzazz I get into trouble. I can't test this before I ship it because I obviously have the fonts. Any thoughts or a place I can look? -Doug Freese 
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