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The faces of Microsoft

Mike DugganMike Duggan Posts: 237
in History of Typography
Microsoft has had big impact on type, in the office, on the desktop, online. Here’s how it happened. By John D. Berry

https://www.typemag.org/home/2017/10/6/the-faces-of-microsoft

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    joeclarkjoeclark Posts: 122

    This posting managed to make the word “Microsoft” bold but not to use a real link.

    Could the “admins” please do their jobs and edit this post so its link looks and acts like every other link on this page (and on the Web)?

    (Fun fact: I again had to edit the HTML of this comment so it used actual paragraph markup.)

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    Thomas PhinneyThomas Phinney Posts: 2,748
    edited October 2017
    Wrote but deleted. Probably a broken link, noted by Joe, got fixed.
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    Mike DugganMike Duggan Posts: 237
    Not sure what the problem is? I copied and pasted the link, and it appeaS to work? 
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    Erwin DenissenErwin Denissen Posts: 291
    Great article that also reveals some more secrets about the smiggring.


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    Mike DugganMike Duggan Posts: 237
    Yes, from left, Geraldine, Sue, Greg, Ian and Mike, and that is the Original smiggring 
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