I'm giving a presentation on thus and need to hand out an info sheet afterwards. Its a non-academic audience. Its basically goign to be 4 key definitions, and some bullet points under each one.

I really don't want to use Arial, TNR, Tahoma, Calibri

Any ideas to make it a little less 'dry'?

Comic sans MS is a nice font that I find both clear and 'non threatening'. It may suit a non-academic audience.

I like it, although suddenly realised that I am procrastinating by picking the font first before making the handout! D'oh!

Any other ideas welcome - I'll get on and actually do it though lol

Hey

I've often been recommended to use a sans-serif font as it is easier to read. I have downloaded free fronts from urban fonts and that is a great website. I'm using sans times new roman for my thesis and I really like to look of it

Font decisions are a great form of procrastination :-)

I like tahoma and use it quite often.

I Agree comic-sans is a nice one, I do a number of non-academic presentations and find people like it. Answering this forum is great way of procrastinating!! LoL

Cheers

Rob

Wingdings (up)

I used comic sans for a rather grand gathering today and it looked cool :-)

I quite like Garamond too, on a higher font point...if I am feeling mellow..