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> Hello, our office is trying to decide upon a standard Font
> to use for our manuals (we are at the beginning stages of
> creating our style guide) For my knowledge, what usual fonts are you
using?
Today we use Myriad for Western European languages. For Eastern &
Central European languages, we use News Gothic, since Myriad does not
support the WGL4 encoding.
However, we will adopt a more pragmatic and generalistic approach and
use Helvetica (in the Swiss 721 WGL4 encoding from Bitstream) as from
next year.
Best regards,
Mats Broberg
Technical Documentation Manager
www.flirthermography.com
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