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When choosing a typeface for a document, the level of appropriateness should be taken into account in order to avoid sending unintentional messages.

DISCUSSION The results from this study suggest there is a relationship between typeface selection and the reader’s perception of an email. The email presented in the typeface that was judged in previous studies to be low in appropriateness for email (Gigi) was perceived to be less stable, less practical, more rebellious, and more youthful than either Calibri (highly appropriate) or Comic Sans (moderately appropriate).

Table 2. Means and standard deviations for 15 adjective pair list. This was used to assess the personality of the email documents. Those in bold were significant.

Windows Installation Instructions Download WEME571.zip (1.77MB ZIP File) Extract the contents of the zip file using a standard unzip utility. Note the location where the folder WEME571JVM is unzipped to. Launch Palm Desktop. Select Quick Install icon. Select the correct user name from the User list. Navigate to the WEME571JVM folder that was unzipped in Step 2. In that folder, open the JVM folder. In that folder, open the ARM4T folder. In that folder, select J9JavaVMMidp20.prc and JavaVMCheck_enUS.prc. If you want a non-English version, you must install these files: J9JavaVMMidp20.prc file J9JavaVMMidp20_xx.prc file with your language version ("de" is German, "es" is Spanish, "fr" is French, "it" is Italian, "ja" and "jp" are Japanese, "zh" and "CN" are Chinese) JavaVMCheck_xxXX.prc file with your local version Drag and drop the selected files to the Quick Install window. Depending on your setup and requirements, you can explore the other folders and install the other files. The ones listed above are mandatory; the others are optional. Consult the Java software developer for more information about which files you need to run the application on your device. Perform a HotSync operation.

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