<snip> 'I agree with the others...use default and let the users system choose the font' </snip> While I am all for creating accessible websites, I hear the sound of baby's going down the gurgler on this one. I think the ability to use different fonts is an important aesthetic consideration in the way I design webpages - though of course these should always be set as font-families with the default sans-serif as an option. As long as fonts are defined using CSS and sizes are defined at a reasonable size by ems or percentages I can't see any reason to discard them for the rather bland uniformaty of default fonts for everyone. Jamie MackayReceived on Monday, 27 August 2001 17:51:55 GMT
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