This may help...

<tip type="fonts">
At this url: 

http://www.microsoft.com/typography/fonts/default.asp 

you can select any MS product to see a list of fonts that are included with it.  Or you can select a font to find out which MS products include it.

I tried to find a listing of fonts included with installation of Netscape Navigator, but my searches were fruitless.
</tip>

sorry to give half an answer but it's a start anyway.

--Peg
writing from very cold and snowy southeastern michigan, usa




On Mon, 18 December 2000, Julia Frizzell wrote:
> These days, you can usually get away with Arial, Times, Courier, and 
> Helvetica. Quite often people have Verdana as well, as it's a free 
> one usually installed with just about any MS product (including 
> browsers).