Hi Jo, Palatino Linotype is very close. It renders a little bigger and not as bold, but that can be dealt with. This is a great site for comparing fonts. http://typetester.maratz.com/ Just choose Garamond Premr Pro Smdb in the first column under "Specify your own", then select Palatino Linotype in the second column from either the "from list" dropdown or the "specify your own". Set the

TC2112 wrote: Hello, Just as an additional tool regarding fonts..I thought some people might find this interesting. I use it sometimes to compare different fonts at different em, and to see what the standard defaults look like. Sometime's I'll compare Mac and PC fonts by looking at it on both a Mac and PC as it's helpful to be able to look at different types with

Karsten H. Jensen wrote: "S.G" <msg1979@gmail.com> skrev: Det drejer sig om en integreret forstærkre fra Marantz af ældre årgang. Den har guld front og sort gitter over det bagerste forstærker den, hvilket er hævet over fronten. man kan nemt forveksle den med en rørforstærker, da den ligner en sådan Nogen der kan huske hvad den hedder? Det må vel

John Hosking wrote: Sanders Kaufman wrote: I've been limiting myself to serif/sans-serif because those are the ONLY ones that I KNOW are available in every browser (except, of course, the text-only ones). I don't get the "text-only" reference. Some browsers just strip away all of the text formatting and images - displaying nothing but text. I know of several Unix-freaks