Re: Modern yet conservative font

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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2008 23:50

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Paul, 

      Boring, sterile, it ain't.




Don't confuse the very nice graphics (which hold up very well over the years) that are integrated with Univers. I agree that Univers supports the program well.

I'm not completely dismissing the typeface; but, as demonstrated, one has to be aware of the company it keeps. As I said... "By itself, Univers is just very cold and somewhat mechanical to my eyes."

Neil

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