James Gallagher

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Well, of course, maybe the serifs in Times New Roman, the little feet on the stems, can be seen as decorum.

But when you compare Times New Roman to a lot of other typefaces with serifs, Times New Roman is not really a good digital typeface.

It was built in the early days of digital typography, and it has a lot of flaws that modern serif typefaces don't have.

It was originally designed for a British newspaper, and in print it looked really nice.

If you have a high-resolution screen like a telephone, it doesn't really disturb the setups.

But most people in offices don't have it, and that's where the optimization for computer screens come in.

And in those cases, SensRef works a lot nicer.