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From: laser-lovers@uw-beaver.UUCP (Forest Baskett <decwrl!baskett@Shasta>)
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Subject: Re: How aware are people of fonts?
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Date: Thu, 20-Oct-83 06:57:26 EDT
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From: Forest Baskett <decwrl!baskett@Shasta>
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Well, how many of you base you hardcover versus paperback book buying
selection on whether the hardcover is nicely printed with nice fonts?
I tend not to buy the hardcover version if it isn't nice but instead
wait for the throwaway paperback.  I developed this tendency long
before I became intellectually aware of "font city".

Forest