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>>Don't use Ms Sans Serif. You're openening things up to problems. Stick with a true type font. I personally prefer Arial for forms.
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>I use MS Sans Serif because it seamed that it is the standard font on most programs, even on Windows itself… buttons, icontexts, messages, and so on. If I use another font, the text looks strange, nobody is used to it.
>//Kjell

Arial 9, regular (the default font for VFP objects) looks so close to MS Sans Serif that most people won't notice the difference. MS is currently moving to Tahoma 8. Current guidelines state, "The Tahoma 8 point font offers improved readability and globalization support; in Windows 2000, it is the default font used by most of the interface elements in the operating system."

You can find the current UI Guidelines at msdn.microsoft.com/library.