): I can't seem to find out what it is. It's the small one that looks really neat; that's really the only way I can seem to explain it.

I would reeeally appreciate any help.

I don't know. Times New Roman? Book Antiqua? ETA: I keep changing fonts. ARGH. Cannot pick.

Century Gothic? :0 I'm using it.

Why do you want to have something that conforms? o.o

It might be mine, which is Corbel. :)

Verdana? Tahoma?

Those two are insanely popular and eeevrywhere.

Helvetica? That's like a graphic designer's wet dream.

Times New Roman is the most popular I think...

verdana? trebuchet ms?

Arial?

If you have an example, use What The Font to try help you. If that doesn't work, it should provide a link to another site to find the font you're looking for.

Good luck.

I generally use verdana or arial for the interwebs. But that's different than writing a paper...

Tahoma, verdana, arial?

Those are the three most popular and most friendly to use on the web. If it looks really neat and tiny, it is probably at a point size of 10pt.

haha. agreed.

I can't say much right now because I'm using a highly common font. xD

As a web designer, I usually use Verdana, Arial, or Trebuchet MS. I've found they get a professional message across and are easy to read.

Verdana and Calibri are perfect fonts to use.

Are you trying to identify a bitmap font by any chance?

http://www.dafont.com/bitmap.php

Those are small, neat-looking fonts that lots of people use. :D

-shrug- I see my font a lot. It's futura.