Using Fonts

Using the attribute <FONT FACE="font name"> you can change the type style:

This font should be Albertus Medium.
This font should be Arial.
This font should be Arial Black.
This font should be Bookman Old Style.
This font should be Clarendon Condensed.
This font should be Garamond.
This font should be Impact.
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(The previous lines should be Symbols)

If a listed font is not present on the users system, the <FONT FACE="fontname"> defaults to Times New Roman. The FACE attribute is dependent on the user's installed fonts. To have a better chance of matching one of the user's fonts, you can list up to three fonts inside the <FONT FACE="fontname"> tag.

Below you should see either University Roman BT, Impact, or Arial Black (I used the following line): <FONT FACE="UnivrstyRoman BT, Impact, Arial Black">.

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