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Originally Posted by mtravellerh
Thanks!
Droid: I think so, too!!
If there are free fonts around that others want me to try, please let me know! No fantasy fonts, please!
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Linux Libertine looks good.
You can also download
"Microsoft Web Fonts" from many, many places (see the bottom of Wikipedia page) and try some of their fonts.
I have also found Grandesign Neue Serif.ttf - a nice slab serif.
I also like temporarium_regular.ttf but I did not find matching italics.
I have tried perhaps 30 fonts.
I found out, that you want to find a font that was designed as a ttf font.
I was able to get the famous Caecilia to play with a little - I used to do lots of professional desktop publishing. The problem was I got it in otf format. I converted it using FontForge, but the result on PocketBook screen was very disappointing. The font lost its hinting info in the conversion and I quickly returned to unconverted ttf fonts.
I have also tried a few versions of Garamond font, but it somehow did not look right on my screen.
Also see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_so..._Unicode_fonts
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...type_designers