I'm a big fan of Calibri, Corbel, HaxrCorp 4088 and Futura ![]()
Also make sure you take a look at this http://www.dsg4.com/04/extra/bitmap/ and this http://pixelfonts.style-force.net/ ![]()
I'm a big fan of Calibri, Corbel, HaxrCorp 4088 and Futura ![]()
Also make sure you take a look at this http://www.dsg4.com/04/extra/bitmap/ and this http://pixelfonts.style-force.net/ ![]()
mine would be Lucida Grande, Seguoe UI of late (splash it all over my OS) ... as well as Mael .. (using it in my findeXer... and it looks quite awesome) .... http://simplythebest.net/fonts/fonts/mael.html
Salad Fingers.
Helvetica & Lucida Grande are pretty much the only fonts I use
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This is a good book to find out about all different fonts and how to use them.
Hooge, Silkscreen, and Kroeger are my favorite fonts. I love pixel fonts so much. ![]()
there is only one typeface that truly matters: helvetica
Current favourites are below. I have a current obsession with lighter typefaces.

l-r bauhaus light ; drinking ; helvetica neue ultra light
My fave is a font called Opal. It looks similar to bauhaus light above. It got removed from DaFont long ago for some reason so I can't link it =(
Arial Unicode MS and Lucida Sans Unicode for me.
Arial Unicode MS is bundled with MS Office
Lucida Sans Unicode is bundled with every copy of Windows NT 3.1 and later.
Holy threadbump.
I like Segoe UI and Candara as general computer usage fonts.
Cambria for on-screen reading, i.e. paginated walls of text.
Consolas as monospace.
Adobe Garamond Pro for documents that need to be printed - it is a good looking typeface, but too slender for reading on screens.
calibri ![]()
Helvetica. Lucida Grande. Comic Sans)