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Presentation on Fonts - Ertaza Qureshi

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Serif fonts have small lines or strokes added to the end of letters or symbols, while sans serif fonts do not have these extra features. Examples of serif fonts include Times New Roman and Georgia, while sans serif fonts such as Arial, Helvetica, and Calibri have letters that end cleanly without extra flares.

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FONTS Serif and Sans Serif
SERIF FONTS A Serif is a small line attached to the end of a stroke in a letter or symbol, and a serif Typeface is a serif font. Here’s an example of a serif font:
ï‚¢ Here are some more examples of Serif Fonts
SAN SERIF FONTS  San Serif Fonts are the fonts that do not have the small projecting features at the end of the strokes. Hers’s an Example of San Serif Fonts:
SOME MORE EXAMPLES OF SAN SERIF FONTS:

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