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I want to use Serif font Georgia. Which Sans Serif fonts go well with Georgia. I am using Impact for my Logo.

Can some one help in identifying a good Sans Serif font that can go well with Headers mainly.

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Check theses links might be one of them will help you to identifying a good Sans Serif font which can go well with Headers mainly. wherever i know First link have your answer Please check.........

  1. Family Georgia,Utopia,Palatino,'Palatino Linotype',serif;

  2. More fonts like georgia

  3. pick a serif and a sans serif typeface that work well together. This can be tricky to get just right. Here’s one way to do it:
  4. Common fonts to all versions of Windows & Mac equivalents
  5. Georgia & Verdana Typefaces designed for the screen (finally)

this Question on same site may help you popular-serif-and-sans-serif-browser-compatible-font-combinations

I Read your comment if you need information about Web safe fonts than check this too

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Thanks a lot Jack :) – Harsha M V Jun 5 '11 at 2:03
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Try Gotham or Akkurat Pro or Helvetica

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Thanks a lot will try it out.. is any of this web safe font ? – Harsha M V Jun 3 '11 at 17:15
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No. But Helvetica is on all Macs and very similar to (but not the same as) Arial on all PCs. – e100 Jun 3 '11 at 18:29
What did they all smoke to find Helvetica very similar to Arial?! – mbx Jun 4 '11 at 10:39
@mbx:Where do they differ? Be specific. – e100 Jun 4 '11 at 12:40
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Let me rephrase: Arial is the ugly twin sister of Helvetica. They share lots of their specifications as they belong to the same family, but "very similiar" is not the phrase. Arial totally okay for low resolution web text. But I wouldn't use it for print or as part of the cd. – mbx Jun 5 '11 at 14:43
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Here's a Helvetica-like font stack that covers all platforms and almost always avoids Arial.

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