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Also Helvetice tends to look sligthly "heavier" (thicker) when put side by side with Arial. That gives away many examples at a glance.

• sp332 14y ago
  Unfortunately that's not always true, since Helvetica comes in many weights. http://sixrevisions.com/infographics/helvetica-font-weights-as-rock-music-genres-infographic/ http://sixrevisions.com/infographics/helvetica-font-weights-...
  • talmand 14y ago
    It should be true if the Arial examples were provided with comparable weights. That is, assuming, that the two fonts were weighted similarly from their base.
• threedaymonk 14y ago
  The Helvetica is actually slightly thinner in the Mattel example.
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  • larelli 14y ago
    This misled me on the Mattel example. Could this have been a mistake be the quiz designers?
    • fscof 14y ago
      For Mattel I looked at the space between the T and the E. One of them was really close and didn't look as nice, so I chose the other.