There is an option in the Internet Options control panel for users to select
a default font for web pages(General tab, Fonts button). So in the end it is
up to a user to specify a font. By default if no user default font is not
selected then IE uses the current Windows font.
If you are designing a web page then there is no need to use a <font> tag
unless you want to specify a specific font. If you really need to then
Tahoma is commonly used.
Don't forget that a small proportion of your audience will not be using
wintell (windows-intel) and there is no guarantee that they will have
installed the font that you want them to see. Better to leave the <font tags
completely out of your page. What is important though is the metatag
You will find that you can make an artistic page with the appropiate use of
bold and italic tags, and relative sized tags. ie <H1> etc... This will
enable the end user to also select what size they want to see your page text
as.
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