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Can you use a script face for body? This is Adobe Caflish Script Web, from the WebType
package. It's optimized for the screen. Most people wouldn't think of using a script face for body text on a web page, but it is possible. This will probably look better under Netscape than IE, because Netscape anti-aliases the font, so it looks smoother. Even so, set at 18 point, as you see here, the text is readable, and has a lot more personality than the normal Times or Arial.
Would I use this font at smaller sizes? This is 14 point, and it may look a little small, depending on the resolution of your screen. at 1024x768 I find it too small.
Then again, I find it a little small at 800x600, too.Don't be afraid to set your type bigger, especially if you're using a face like this which has a smaller x-height to begin with, so it looks smaller than the point
size suggests.
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