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Frank: Saving Money Through Typeface Choices

This week, Frank talks about typefaces that save ink. A teen recently told the federal government that he could save them $400 million by switching from Times New Roman to Garamond.

Published on August 22, 2014

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By Michael Jahn on Aug 25, 2014

Thanks for sharing you thoughts and views on this Frank.

I have read a few articles disputing that money saving claim ( below is my favorite )but your history lesson was eye opening.

http://www.fastcodesign.com/3028436/why-garamond-wont-save-the-government-467-million-a-year

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