Times New Roman

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Times New Roman is a widely used serif typeface originally designed for legibility in newspaper printing and now standard in print and digital typography worldwide.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf serif typeface
transitional serif typeface
typeface
alsoDistributedBy Linotype NERFINISHED
basedOn Plantin (typeface) NERFINISHED
category newspaper typeface
text typeface
commissionedBy The Times NERFINISHED
The Times of London NERFINISHED
contrast moderate stroke contrast
defaultIn Microsoft Word (historically) NERFINISHED
early versions of Internet Explorer
many versions of Microsoft Windows
designer Stanley Morison NERFINISHED
Victor Lardent NERFINISHED
designGoal efficient use of space in columns
high legibility at small sizes
foundry Monotype NERFINISHED
hasVariant Times New Roman MT NERFINISHED
Times New Roman PS NERFINISHED
Times New Roman Std NERFINISHED
hasWeight Bold
Bold Italic
Italic
Regular
includedWith many Microsoft Office versions
many Microsoft Windows versions
inspiredBy old-style and transitional serif designs
licensing proprietary
notableFor association with formal documents
widespread adoption as a default font
primaryUse book typography
digital typography
newspaper printing
office documents
proportion narrow letterforms
publisher Monotype Imaging NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1932
script Cyrillic
Greek
Latin
style serif
usedAs body text typeface
default font in web browsers
default font in word processors
usedIn digital documents worldwide
print media worldwide
xHeight relatively large

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Monotype publishes Times New Roman