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Not sure how this is a Help and Support question, more Chat but anyway - I use defaults.

If your real keen, google can help.

http://zero3computers.com/blog/Top-10-Fonts-2010

http://www.fontfox.com/popular.php

http://new.myfonts.com/newsletters/sp/201001.html

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Not sure how this is a Help and Support question, more Chat but anyway - I use defaults.

If your real keen, google can help.

http://zero3computers.com/blog/Top-10-Fonts-2010

http://www.fontfox.com/popular.php

http://new.myfonts.com/newsletters/sp/201001.html

It is help, helping me choose a font for a program I'm making!

And I prefer the suggestions you guys give me rather than the casual ones I can find on Google.

;)

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I suppose your choice of font would depend upon what you're doing with the text you're displaying. If you want a monospaced font for something like displaying time or a timer, or a font that looks good small for a tool tip, or a font that looks good large for a splash screen, or just a general purpose font for labels. Focus on what you want to display, and play around with fonts that look good doing it.

Also, look at the list of standard Windows fonts in the Help file appendix to make sure it's going to be available on the target OS where your program is going to run.

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Verdana is a nice choice indeed, Tahoma is good too, Courier New is good if you want a "stretched" round font.

You should stick to common fonts (fonts you can find on a normal Win installation) if there are other people to use your app.

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