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1. The variation between the two creates interest and, anyway, serif faces are easier to read in large quantities.
2. I don't suppose you even called Serif in order to assess the telephone support available, always enthusiastic and knowledgeable, even on Saturdays.
3. Set the body text, that's the main volume of text, in a serif typeface, that's one with those little ticks at the ends of the letters like Times, Palatino, Bookman, etc, and the headings in a sans serif face such as Helvetica, Avant Garde, etc.
4. My main objection is this: is it worth buying a program like this when experts say all you need is plain, bold and italic versions of one serif face and one sans serif face for effective letters and documents?
5. Franklin is a sans serif face created by Morris Benton in the early 20th century - younger and more assertive, though still elegant, and embodying the other core concern of our business - selling.
6. SERIF Cowells, the Ipswich-based printing and packaging group, has sold its Kemps Publishing business to its management for 300,000 cash.
7. Traditionally, and with good reason, large amounts of text are set in a serifed face (that's one with the little tick marks at the ends of the letters) and headings are set in a typeface that doesn't have them; a sans serif face.
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9. If Serif had shared your opinion about PagePlus 1.2, you might wonder why they bothered to produce a version 2 at all.
10. Though many people find sanserif faces attractive, almost every experiment suggests that text set in them is harder to read than serif faces.