The Ten Commandments of Typography
mck (0 points) | Sat, 2006-03-11 19:45Ten things you should look out for when desktop publishing. It's time to end the horrible type that can be seen everywhere...
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I admit, I'm guilty of spacing two times between sentences. It's a habit I picked up a long time ago and I still do it. What is the harm in it, though? +
if you aren't meant to use sans-serif fonts for printed documents, why does the "printable version" of that page use only sans-serif fonts?
andrew harrison
http://andrew.harrison.org
Well, smarty, in case you hadn't had noticed, the body text of the "printable version" is displayed in whatever font you choose in Safari > Preferences > Appearance > Standard font...this is Times in Safari by default I take it, and in FireFox too.