When selecting typefaces for most business documents,you should
A) generally avoid using more than two typefaces on a page.
B) make generous use of such styles as all caps, underlines, and boldface.
C) choose a popular sans serif face for your main body text.
D) use a large type size (at least 14 points) for your basic text if you need to fill up space.
E) use those that best reflect your individual personality.

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A)For most documents,generally avoid using more than two typefaces.Using too many typefaces clutters a document and can produce an amateurish look.Sans serif typefaces can be difficult to read in long blocks of text,unless they are formatted with generous amounts of spacing between the lines.For most printed business messages,use a size of 10 to 12 points for regular text.Typeface influences the tone of your message.Be sure to choose fonts that are appropriate for your message; many are not appropriate for business use.

When Selecting Typefaces for Most Business Documents,you Should