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October 29, 2004
Many of my presentation students ask me if there are any rules concerning the use of Arial and Verdana, by far the two most popular fonts available on personal computers (using the Roman alphabet) around the world today.
Permalink "When To Use Arial And When To Use Verdana"
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October 26, 2004
Though this is a general issue familiar already to most skilled presenters, I still am surprised at the number of people who ask me what fonts they should use inside a presentation.
Though the approaches that can be used are literally infinite, there are a few basic ground rules which, if applied consistently, do provide guaranteed effectiveness in terms of readability.
The basic "mantra" to be learned is:
Permalink "Best Fonts For An Effective Presentation"
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