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Iphone Fonts Chart Fonts From Mac OS X Included With iPhone F Full font family included P Partial font family included (see notes) S Not included, but name is special-cased (notes) N Not included P American Typewriter abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Andale Mono abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop F Arial abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Arial Black abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Arial Narrow abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop P Arial Rounded MT Bold abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Baskerville abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Big Caslon abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Brush Script MT abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Chalkboard abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Cochin abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Comic Sans MS abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Copperplate abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop S Courier abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop F Courier New abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Didot abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Futura abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Geneva abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop F Georgia abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Gill Sans abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop F Helvetica abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop S Helvetica Neue abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Helvetica Neue Light abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Helvetica Neue UltraLight abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Helvetica Neue Condensed Bold abcefgijop 123 ABC N Helvetica Neue Condensed Black abcefgijop 123 ABC N Herculanum abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Hoefler Text abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Impact abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Lucida Grande abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop F Marker Felt abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Monaco abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Optima abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Papyrus abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop N Skia abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop S Times abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop F Times New Roman abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop F Trebuchet MS abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop F Verdana abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop F Zapfino abcefgijop 123 ABC N Apple Chancery abcefgijop 123 ABC abcefgijop Notes All fonts in the list are included with Mac OS X 10.4 and the WWDC 2007 seed of Mac OS X 10.5 American Typewriter includes Bold, Light, Condensed, Condensed Bold, and Condensed Light, but does not include any italics on iPhone. Arial Rounded MT does not include italics. Courier is not included on iPhone, but if specified, MobileSafari will substitute Courier New. Helvetica Neue is not included on iPhone, but if specified, MobileSafari will substitute Helvetica. (Also, even on Mac OS X, the Condensed Bold and Condensed Black weights of Helvetica Neue do not have italics.) Times is not included, but if specified, MobileSafari will substitute Times New Roman..
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