Mac Geneva Font=Windows ?
Scott Kellogg
font called "Geneva" on a Mac. Any ideas/suggestions? Thanks.
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Paul Gilmartin
: Help! I want to find the font on PC/Window machines that is closest to a
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Tom Robinson
Gilmartin) wrote:
I always go Geneva <-> Arial... (yeah, it's much the same as Helvetica)
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Paul Fuchs
so...@cc.newcastle.edu.au wrote:
> In article <Doqtr...@stortek.com>,
> p...@sanitas.stortek.com (Paul Gilmartin) writes:
> > Scott Kellogg (kel...@goshawk.csrv.uidaho.edu) wrote:
> > : Help! I want to find the font on PC/Window machines that is closest to a
> > : font called "Geneva" on a Mac. Any ideas/suggestions? Thanks.
> > : --
> > Geneva (one can easily guess :-) is a clone of Helvetica. Does that help?
> >
> > -- gil
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> And the Windows version of Helvetica is Arial. There is also a Windows font
> called Arial Narrow. Both of these fonts are included in the Windows install.
>
> Bye,
> Kenneth W. Lee
> so...@cc.newcastle.edu.au
For what it's worth, Arial and Arial Narrow are both available for the Mac
as TrueType fonts as well.
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