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Is there a real reason for doing this, like some licensing deal expiring? Or is it just designers being designers?
by thrower123 6y ago
Is there a real reason for doing this, like some licensing deal expiring?
Or is it just designers being designers?
- Shorel 6y agoCloud fonts to make people more willing to pay for Office subscriptions.
- naikrovek 6y agothat's not why.. this place is turning into a conspiracy theorist's haven or something, I dunno. I don't like it. the font change is happening because the entire ui of office is continually evolving, and at some point the default document font no longer agrees with the application font or whatever other choices the UX people have made, so they pick a more suitable font. that's literally all it is. people are choosing office subscriptions increasingly often. Microsoft doesn't need to dangle generic-looking fonts in front of people in order to get them to switch to a subscription...