Download your Microsoft
Windows web fonts here!
(These fonts for Windows 95 and later)
About the fonts: Install these high quality
TrueType fonts, and whenever you visit a Web site that specifies them (like the BRET A
BENNETT web sites), you'll see pages exactly as we intended.
![monocom.gif (685 bytes)](_images/monocom.gif)
The Windows 95, 98 and NT version of Monotype®.com
has been updated to include a distinctive zero, the euro currency symbol (for Windows 98
and NT), improved hints and outlines, and is encoded as a fixed pitch font.
![webdings.gif (2748 bytes)](_images/webdings.gif)
Webdings was designed in 1997 as a collaborative work between Microsoft's Vincent
Connare and top Monotype designers Sue Lightfoot, Ian Patterson and Geraldine Wade. The
images are intended for web designers who wish to include live fonts as a fast way of
rendering graphics.
![treb.gif (2301 bytes)](_images/treb.gif)
Trebuchet, designed by Vincent Connare in 1996, is a humanist sans serif designed for
easy screen readability. Trebuchet takes its inspiration from the sans serifs of the 1930s
which had large x heights and round features intended to promote readability on signs.
![georgia.gif (2190 bytes)](_images/georgia.gif)
Georgia by Matthew Carter, hinted by Thomas Rickner.
![verd.gif (1961 bytes)](_images/verd.gif)
Verdana by Matthew Carter, hinted by Thomas Rickner.
![comic.gif (1109 bytes)](_images/comic.gif)
Designed by Microsoft's Vincent Connare, this is a face based on the lettering from
comic magazines.
![arialblk.gif (606 bytes)](_images/arialblk.gif)
Arial® Black is part of the extremely
versatile Arial family of typefaces which can be used with equal success for text setting
in reports, presentations, magazines etc, and for display use in newspapers, advertising
and promotions.
![impact.gif (433 bytes)](_images/impact.gif)
Geoffrey Lee designed ImpactTM, first
issued in 1965 by the famous Sheffield foundry, Stephenson Blake.
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