: There's Lucida Grande, Lucida Sans, and Lucida Sans Unicode. I've never heard of "Lucida Grande Unicode"—which doesn't make much sense since Lucida Grande already supports Unicode characters.

@Ogunnowo487

There's Lucida Grande, Lucida Sans, and Lucida Sans Unicode. I've never heard of "Lucida Grande Unicode"—which doesn't make much sense since Lucida Grande already supports Unicode characters.

Also, you shouldn't be using Lucida Grande anything on a webpage unless you're rasterizing it or embedding it as a web font. Only Lucida Sans is a cross-platform web font.

Vote Up Vote Down

Login to post a comment!