I would like to know what it is so I can use it for my resume.
Can someone help me?
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I would like to know what it is so I can use it for my resume.
Can someone help me?
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Akzidenz Grotesk with improper apostrophes. Unless you're sending your resume to Berthold, you could get by with Helvetica instead.
Hell, I even design the typefaces to be used on my resume Cheryl! That's how good I am!
But seriously, I must admit I was pretty clueless for many years after I had left college, and it's only now that I'm no spring chicken any longer that I feel I know what I'm doing.
You should see some of the crap I churned out when working on Prima magazine (yes! knitting patterns, bake your own advent scene, etc – that Prima) Or maybe not.
The above comment was just a slight dig at people who use Typophile as a resource for 'I can't be bothered thinking of anything – I'll let some other sucker do it for me, and just copy what they do'.
Sorry if you were offended. It's not bad to seek inspiartion. Plagiarism is the bad thing.
Nick Cooke
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