Stumble Upon Introduction

Dear Friends,

I thought I'd create an introduction page to help you find your way around my blog. So far I have information on the fonts that I like to use (and links to download those fonts if you don't have them and would like to) and some helpful guidelines to stumbling my pages. If there is something you'd like to see here that I don't have listed, feel free to mention it. If you have a question about something, feel free to ask it here also.

Periodically I like to see what the last page of my StumbleUpon blog is. Currently the last page is: 2780. If you'd like to see it, simply go to: http://teeg.stumbleupon.com/archive/3670/. If there is a particular page you want to see, use this formula instead: http://teeg.stumbleupon.com/archive/(insert page number here).

For example if you want to go to page 1100, then you'd use:
http://teeg.stumbleupon.com/archive/1100/ (make sure to include the last / or it won't work). Have fun exploring! :)

Every once in a while I'll post something using a font color or a font style that someone finds difficult to read. A few of you have been gracious enough to let me know when that happens, and I've tried to change my habits accordingly. While I was changing some of my posts the last time, I got to thinking about the different people who view my pages, and wondering how many of them see the pages the way I intended. Since Windows XP is my OS (operating system), I'm sure that people who use Macs or Linux probably have a hard time seeing the various fonts that I like to use. And often, the right font can mean the difference between something appearing thrown together and something that is aesthetically pleasing. So, I thought I'd create a font list and hopefully, eventually have links to each font where you can download it for free. If you have other fonts you like, please let me know. I enjoy playing around with various fonts (as you can tell from my page). :)

Here are the fonts I may use. I haven't used all of them yet, but I'm listing them just in case I ever decide it's the perfect fit for whatever I'm posting:Arial
Arial Black
Batang
BatangChe
Book Antiqua
Bookman Old Style
Bradley Hand ITC (This is one that I've been told is hard to view at times. Some of my old posts have it, but none of my recent ones do.)
Century
Century Gothic
Comic Sans MS
Copperplate Gothic Bold
Copperplate Gothic Light
Corida New
Courier
Courier New
Curlz MT
David
David Transparent
Dotum
DotumChe
Edwardian Script ITC
Engravers MT
Eras Demi ITC
Eras Light ITC
Estrangelo Edessa
Eurostile
Felix Titling
Fixed Miriam Transparent
Franklin Gothic Book
Franklin Gothic Demi
Franklin Gothic Demi Cond
Franklin Gothic Heavy
Franklin Gothic Medium
Franklin Gothic Medium Cond
FrankRuehl
FreesiaUPC
French Script MT
Garamond
Gautami
Georgia
Gulim
GulimChe
Gungsuh
GungsuhChe
Hansa
Impact
JasmineUPC
Jokerman
Juice ITC
Kartika
KodchiangUPC
Kristen ITC
Latha
Levenim MT
LilyUPC
Lucinda Console
Lucinda Sans
Lucinda Sans Unicode
Maiandra GD
Mangal
Matisse ITC
Microsoft Sans Serif
MingLiU
Miriam
Miriam Fixed
Miriam Transparent
Mistral
Modern
Monotype Corsiva
MS Dialog
MS Dialog Light
MS Gothic
MS Mincho
MS PGothic
MS PMincho
MS Reference Sans SerifMS Sans Serif
MS Serif
MS SystemEx
MS UI Gothic
MV Boli
Narkisim
NSimSun
OCR A Extended
Palatino Linotype
Papyrus (This is a favorite of many writers on SU, it really is a beautiful font.)
Perpetua
PMingLiU
Raavi
Rockwell
Rockwell Extra Bold
Rod
Rod Transparent
Roman
Script
Shruti
SimHei
Simplified Arabic
Simplified Arabic Fixed
SimSun
Small Fonts
Sylfaen
System
Tahoma
Tempus Sans ITC
Terminal
Times New Roman
Traditional Arabic
Trebucket MS
Tunga
Verdana
Vivaldi
If you come across a free version of any of these fonts please let me know, I'd love to include links for Windows, Macs, and Linux so that anyone who wanted to would have the ability to view the fonts.

Finally, periodically I'll add links to any other helpful posts I've written. The most recent one will be at the top:

SU FAQ #1 - Working with Pictures