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Originally Posted by shakran
Well that's not really hard to believe now is it? Times New Roman is an established font. It will look the same whether produced off of a laser printer, a daisywheel (remember those?), or a typewriter. So a document written on a typewriter equipped with a Times New Roman ball/keys will look pretty much the same as one written on MS Word.
And Ustwo, what the hell are you talking about? Yes, I read the thread. Did you?
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That contention is not true. Particularly for popular fonts, there are many different variations of the "same" font. And they can vary dramatically. The TNR of Microsoft is not the same as Adobe's TNR is not the same as the original TNR of Linotype.