115. Use ecofont for business printing
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Of course, you’re doing more business with PDFs than paper, right? But for those times when only a written document will do, change from Times Roman or Arial over to ecofont. It’s a free, multi-platform font based on Verdana, that’s full of holes — the Swiss cheese of type — to save around 20% of the toner you’re currently wasting. Ecofont isn’t Swiss, though, it’s Dutch; brought to you as a public service by the Utrecht-based design firm, SPRANQ.
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…or just use the light/thin version of helvetica or just the regular times new roman…then you actually saves more than 20% ink.
Comment by Peter Ørntoft October 21, 2009 @ 10:39 amEcofont counterbalances its ink savings with a greater paper consumption. Ecofont will, for sure, save ink without wasting increasing paper consumption up until 3-4 pages.
Comment by João May 24, 2010 @ 12:24 pm