Brendie

Sans Serif (as in a font 'without' the little extra bits one can see on a
font like Times New Roman) is generally regarded as easier to read on
presentations than Serif fonts.

Serif fonts are genrally considered easier to read for large amounts of
'printed' text. You don't see many paperback books in a Sans-Serif font!

But it's OK to break the rules occasionally :)

Cheers

Brendie or anyone:

I am not sure if I am in the right spot, however, I son saved to a memory
stick today a mac powerpoint presentation to work on at home night.  I can't
open it with my ibm compatible machine.  What can I do??

Thanks,

Phil