I am of two
minds on this. I think using Arial Narrow has sometimes
caused grief when generating postscript for some print shops. It is not a
standard font. For this reason alone changing it to the standard Arial is
probably a good idea.
It is a really
great font to use for candidate names though. You get away without wrapped
candidate text a lot more with this font. Changing to narrow after
you discover you have one annoying candidate name is a big pain with GEMS
also.
I'll change it
if there are no objections, but then people using 4 column artwork should be
made aware of the change. Be prepared to change it back to narrow to
handle names that encode a candidate's entire family
history.
Ken
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