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20/20. They're fairly easy to differentiate. The curved ends (finials) of e, c, C, r, S, s are generally horizontal in Helvetica and at an angle in Arial. The
by mattkevan 8y ago
20/20.
They're fairly easy to differentiate. The curved ends (finials) of e, c, C, r, S, s are generally horizontal in Helvetica and at an angle in Arial.
The tail of the uppercase R and ascender of the lowercase t are the biggest giveaways.
Funny how they are so similar, but Arial is pretty tacky in comparison...
- Aaargh20318 8y agoThe only ones where it was difficult to tell the difference were MATTEL and TOYOTA.
- mattkevan 8y agoYeah, Mattel was tough.
- Hamcha 8y agoThis When looking at uppercase I could see such a difference in kerning, Arial just can't get it right.