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What Fonts do you use in your email client?
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Join Date: Apr 2001
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The title says it all, really..
I spend most of my day in my email client. I use Verdana 9.
Does anyone have cool fonts to recommend?
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Eurostyle is really nice, I use it on my message list.
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Bitstream Vera Sans 
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I like the functional appearance of Courier for e-mail.
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In Mail.app I use:
Lucida Grande 12 for the message list,
Helvetica 12 for messages, and
Monaco 10 for plain text messages.
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Pretty much the same except I use Monaco 12pt. I really like how it looks with the smoothing in full effect! For me it is the proof that fixed-width fonts can look really good ... I feel sorry for Windows people who pretty much only have Courier / Courier New, neither of which I think much of.
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Originally posted by MartiNZ:
Pretty much the same except I use Monaco 12pt. I really like how it looks with the smoothing in full effect! For me it is the proof that fixed-width fonts can look really good ... I feel sorry for Windows people who pretty much only have Courier / Courier New, neither of which I think much of.
Generally I prefer antialiased fonts (I couldn't get KDE to use antialiasing for a while and it was fugly) but in the case of plain text email I actually like the look of Monaco 10 better. It's a good, clean screen font that, in my opinion, need not be antialiased.
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Originally posted by wataru:
In Mail.app I use:
Lucida Grande 12 for the message list,
Helvetica 12 for messages, and
Monaco 10 for plain text messages.
Same here.
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Gil Sans for list font, Verdana for proportional, ProFont for mono.
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