In your opinion, which font works best for quotations/ estimates?
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Which font?
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Posted 2 years ago #
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The same as you use for everything else
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Its usually the price which is most important.
But, a fixed space font like courier can be useful to get everything lining up nice. Alternatively, stick with the simple favourites like Times Roman or Arial.
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Times New Roman is awful and looks dated, nothing wrong with Arial or Tahoma
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Printed or on-screen?
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Textual descriptions in a nice serif like Times or Garamond, price lines in a sans like Arial/Helvetica (as near as damn-it to be identical) or Frutiger.
Then maybe a synopsis of the prices in Shatter or Old English?
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Trebuchet
its easier on the eye.
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Times New Roman is awful and looks dated, nothing wrong with Arial or Tahoma
So you're recommending two fonts designed for screen by MS, over a properly designed for-press (print) font?
wayne: if you're just bashing out word documents for this, use Times New Roman or Arial, pretty safe.
Tahoma, Verdana and Trebuchet are all gash yet oft recommended.
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what font is this?
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I like Calibri but not sure who designed it
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I use Arial on screen, but somehow I like Times New Roman for print, for me it's easier to read.
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what font is this?
Arial
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