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We currently use the Lucida font family to produce our written
documentation (Lucida Sans for headings, Lucida Bright for body text,
Lucida Typewriter for commands). However, when we post our documents to
Web portals, our users' default font (typically Times or Arial)
overrides the Lucida font. This change in font usually produces other
issues, such as, random page breaks and truncated text. Does anyone have
any suggestions for font families (san serif and serif)? What do you
currently use that looks good when converted from Word to PDF and posted
to an Intranet. Any suggestions are welcomed.
Thanks,
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