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Back in my day, if you had Helvetica installed on Windows, it wasn’t made for screen rendering and looked terrible. I remember putting Windows-friendly fonts hi
by montag 4y ago
Back in my day, if you had Helvetica installed on Windows, it wasn’t made for screen rendering and looked terrible. I remember putting Windows-friendly fonts higher in the stack for that reason
- cpeterso 4y agoIIRC, most Helvetica fonts on Windows computers were installed by Adobe applications, which might explain why the fonts were designed for print instead of screen rendering.