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That's sans-serif? I look at your screen-shot and I see serifs at the top and bottom of the lower-case I's and L's. and the numeral 1. Also, if I follow the link I can see serifs on capital I and upper/lower J's, as well. Maybe it would be more fair to call it a "partial-serif" font?

Does look nice, though, as it has serifs where they're most useful (and love the slashed-zero).

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In reply to Re^2: My preference on serifs: by etcshadow
in thread My preference on serifs: by Petruchio

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