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ORIGINAL: LadyRainfire

Nope, you're right, Camille.... Here: Message 145 in this very thread . She's said that she's used multiple nicks and ID's here.....

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ORIGINAL: GreedyTop

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ORIGINAL: pinksugarsub
Seems you almost 'insist' on the default settings for posts.  What, by chance, do you rely on for yr assertion that 'this is the easiest to read'?  i'm not aware of anthing of the kind.

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ORIGINAL: CalifChick
Serif fonts (with the little "curlies" on the letters) are easiest to read because it helps lead your eye from one letter to the next.  Times Roman is the classic example of a serif font.  Because your eye has to travel from one letter to the next, and one line to the next, it is easiest to read left justified, because your eye returns to the same place (the left margin) each time.
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ORIGINAL: stormgirl
Cali, all the posts i read show up in sans serif.  i like Times better too - and when i enter a new post, it appears in Times until i post it.  is there a reason everything shows up as Arial?  is there a setting i can change?

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ORIGINAL: CalifChick

Pick up a copy of "Elements of Style."  Look at the curriculum of any class on the basics of written communication.  Step 5 minutes into a "How to Write a Successful Newsletter" class.

I don't just make this stuff up.

Serif fonts (with the little "curlies" on the letters) are easiest to read because it helps lead your eye from one letter to the next.  Times Roman is the classic example of a serif font.  Because your eye has to travel from one letter to the next, and one line to the next, it is easiest to read left justified, because your eye returns to the same place (the left margin) each time.

Sans serif fonts (without the little "curlies" - the word 'sans' means 'without') are best used in headings, as they don't lead your eye from one letter/word to the next.  Arial is the classic example of a sans serif font.  Because headings are short, they can be left justified or centered.

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ORIGINAL: pinksugarsub
 
i cannot help but wonder if you are covertly arguing that no member should use any of the functions CollarMe provides to alter the look of a post.  That may be what you choose to do.  What would give you any right to dictate to other members what they do?