Hello, Holger.

Sunday July 24 2011 at 09:17, you wrote to Lee Green:

 HG> And what's wrong with that??

Nothing.

It's considered poor taste to use multiple fonts in a document unless
absolutely necessary.  An example would be displaying a program's source
code-it's acceptable to switch to a monospaced font from a proportional
one.

Websites that have overused multiple fonts are considered to be of a bad
design also.  If you use a different font for the site's title, that's one
thing, but changing it all the time for emphasis is another; that's what
italics and bold print are for.  If you visit my website, you will see all
of the pages in a single font except when I am quoting computer code.

Later,
Sean

... Forgive and remember.
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