Re: kerning?

[andy crewdson]

Well, how many are you looking for? Generally, too few kerning pairs == 
bad. Too many == bad. A properly spaced & designed font will have just 
enough KP's, and no more. If you're looking for a commonly available font 
with hundreds of KP's, try Microsoft's Times New Roman.

andy

At 04:53 PM 7/26/2000 -0700, you wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a font with a lot of kerning?
>
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