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  • OldmanpantsOldmanpants
    I like using sIFR for headings (h1-h3...) but for long blocks of text (err.. paragraphs), I usually just stick with one of the regular fonts, with a coupla alternates, just incase. In this case, as of course has already been mentioned, I would just use Courier New, or Flash. I'm not a flash guy at all, but I work with a very talented flash programmer, so I've got a few ideas of how it works and what i can count on when designing sites with him. In this case, I'd just draw the main content from XML and be done with it. It takes out the PITA that Mark mentions about updating content all the time for the client, and it gives all of the creative options of flash. throw on a PHP backend to edit/update the text, and bobs yer uncle! or just use Courier New ;)
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