I can fit like 1-2 lines more if I use Garamond 12 pt instead of Times New Roman 12 pt.
Is it okay to do this or just stick with the norm
Garamond 12 pt Forum
- s0ph1e2007
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Re: Garamond 12 pt
Well some places specify that 11 pt. is fine.
Most places don't specify font, so garamond should be fine.
Most places don't specify font, so garamond should be fine.
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Re: Garamond 12 pt
Most schools don't specify a font. I think you are fine, Garamond is not unprofessional.silly101 wrote:I can fit like 1-2 lines more if I use Garamond 12 pt instead of Times New Roman 12 pt.
Is it okay to do this or just stick with the norm
- inchoate_con
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Re: Garamond 12 pt
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Re: Garamond 12 pt
SCOTUS requires Century font...
which is available in some form on MAC and PC.
http://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/supct/33.html
which is available in some form on MAC and PC.
http://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/supct/33.html
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