Advice for fonts that look wrong in Microsoft Word
My organization is about to roll out a new style guide to our staff, and one of the additions is a corporate font (Proxima Nova).
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The issue we’ve run into is that Proxima Nova looks cramped with MS Word’s default line spacing and most of our staff will be using it in Word.
I see two obvious options:
We include in the style guide that our staff should change the line spacing when using Word, running the risk that they miss or ignore it. We’re trying to keep it as simple as possible.
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Any advice?