| Arial | Webdings | Tahoma |
| Arial black | Georgia | Times New Roman |
| Arial Narrow | Ompact | Trebuchet MS |
| Century Gothic | Monotype | Verdana |
| Comic Sans MS | Palatino | Franklin Gothic |
| Courier New | Symbol |
Generic Collections
- Serif
the little details on the ends of the characters are known as serifs. Look closely at these serif examples: TIMES, PALATINO and GARAMOND. - Sans-serif
sans means without in French. Sans-serif fonts do not have the details. Check these examples: ARIAL, HELVETICA, BODONI, VERDANA and OPTIMA. Sans-serif fonts are recommended for the web because they are easier to read at low resolutions. - Monospace
Monospace fonts give equal spacing to each letter. Typewriters used monospace fonts such as COURIER and COURIER NEW. - Fantasy
These fonts are used decoratively, perhaps for titles or headings. Fantasy fonts vary from browser to browser and are not an "official" collection except in CSS. Examples include IMPACT and PAPYRUS. Picture fonts such as WEBDINGS ( SYMBOL and ZAPF DINGBATS ), are not included in the fantasy collection. - Cursive
Cursive fonts resemble handwriting. Examples include COMIC SANS MS, ZAPF CHANCERY, PARK AVENUE, LUCIDA HANDWRITING, LUCIDA CALLIGRAPHY
