Incomplete fonts and how to fix them
Fonts are “the clothes that words wear,” said early 20th-century editor Beatrice Warde. And just like our clothing, the font you choose says much about your personality. Many writers use the default options. For a long time this was Times New Roman, later switching to Calibri and Cambria. Some authors prefer to write in Courier …
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