>>The UT has just been switched to Arial from Times Roman.
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>>Personally, I preferred the old font; I find serifed fonts easier to read. Also, in Arial, there is no distinction between the upper-case "I" (eye) and the lower-case "l" (ell). Not wonderful for code samples.
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>Which browser are you using? I've always had Arial using IE5.

IE5 (16-bit) on NT 3.51... I think this is controlled by the "Fonts..." button on the "General" page of "Internet Options". Mine is set to Times New Roman for Web Page font, and Courier New for Plain Text font.

I don't know what the default is for a fresh browser install; I may have set my Web Page font to something other than the default in my IE 3.x days, and that setting has bee maintained through various upgrades.