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From my old days in the business forms arena, I learned that "serif" typefaces (the ones with little hooks, like Times New Roman or the ones seen at the top of the GreekChat page) are easier on the eyes than a "sans serif" (no hooks) face.
That's why it's almost impossible to find a textbook w/a "sans serif" font--it would defeat the purpose because the reader would start falling asleep & get eyestrain. Come to think of it, this happened to me w/"serif" faces, anyway...
ZAX,
BF
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Bill Foltz, B-O 130
Illinois State '77
"People the world over have always been more impressed by the power of our example than by the example of our power."
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