Since 2007,&nbsp;Calibri has served as Microsoft Office’s default font. Fourteen years since it took the helm from Times New Roman, now it is time for Calibri to vacate the throne and make way for a new leader to take charge.

The company has urged netizens to come forward and suggest the new font which would be treated as default across Microsoft Office.

“It has served us all well, but we believe it’s time to evolve. To help us set a new direction, we’ve commissioned five original, custom fonts to eventually replace Calibri as the default.”, writes Microsoft.

According to a post on Microsoft’s website, there are five contenders&nbsp;but only one can win. Here’s presenting the competition:

In corner ‘A’ we have ‘Tenorite’ a font by Erin McLaughlin and Wei Huang. In the ‘B’ corner is ‘Bierstadt’ by Steve Matteson. Defending corner ‘C’ is ‘Skeena’ by John Hudson and Paul Hanslow. Champion for the corner ‘D’ is ‘Seaford’ by Tobias Frere-Jones, Nina Stössinger, and Fred Shallcrass and lastly in corner ‘E’ is ‘Grandview’ by Aaron Bell.

The evaluation of these five fonts will be done over the next few months, and everyone on the internet gets a say. The fonts are already available via the cloud on MS Office, and netizens are invited to use them and then vote for their favourite font via feedback and comments on Microsoft’s social media accounts.

Once finalised, Calibri will be officially dethroned as the official font for Microsoft Office. So, which among the contenders is your favourite?

Since 2007, Calibri has served as Microsoft Office’s default font. Fourteen years since it took the helm from Times New Roman, now it is time for Calibri to vacate the throne and make way for a new leader to take charge.

Since 2007, Calibri has served as Microsoft Office’s default font. Fourteen years since it took the helm from Times New Roman, now it is time for Calibri to vacate the throne and make way for a new leader to take charge. The company has urged netizens to come forward and suggest the new font which would be treated as default across Microsoft Office. “It has served us all well, but we believe it’s time to evolve. To help us set a new direction, we’ve commissioned five original, custom fonts to eventually replace Calibri as the default.”, writes Microsoft. According to a post on Microsoft’s website, there are five contenders but only one can win. Here’s presenting the competition: In corner ‘A’ we have ‘Tenorite’ a font by Erin McLaughlin and Wei Huang. In the ‘B’ corner is ‘Bierstadt’ by Steve Matteson. Defending corner ‘C’ is ‘Skeena’ by John Hudson and Paul Hanslow. Champion for the corner ‘D’ is ‘Seaford’ by Tobias Frere-Jones, Nina Stössinger, and Fred Shallcrass and lastly in corner ‘E’ is ‘Grandview’ by Aaron Bell. The evaluation of these five fonts will be done over the next few months, and everyone on the internet gets a say. The fonts are already available via the cloud on MS Office, and netizens are invited to use them and then vote for their favourite font via feedback and comments on Microsoft’s social media accounts. Once finalised, Calibri will be officially dethroned as the official font for Microsoft Office. So, which among the contenders is your favourite?

Move over Calibri! Microsoft invites netizens to vote on new default font

The Joint Investigation Team instituted by the Pakistani Supreme Court has concluded that Maryam Nawaz, daughter of Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, is the beneficial owner of the Avenfield apartments in London, reported Express Tribune.&nbsp;

The probe team also concluded that she presented forged documents to the JIT which is a criminal offence.

The JIT in its report said that the Calibri font used in the documents wasn&#39;t available in 2006 and hence could not have been used back then.

The JIT had sent the documents to Radley Forensic Document Laboratory in London for examination.

&quot;Calibri was not commercially available before 31st January 2007 and as such, neither of the originals of the certified declarations is correctly dated and happy to have been created at some later point in time,&rdquo; Express Tribune quoted the Radley Forensic Document Laboratory as saying.

Along with Maryam Nawaz, her brothers Hussain and Hassan Nawaz and spouse Captain Mohammad Safdar also signed the forged documents and misled the Supreme Court, according to Dawn.

The JIT was instituted by the Supreme Court in May to probe the financial transactions linked to the Nawaz Sharif family-owned properties in London. The information related to the properties in London owned by the Sharif family came out last year after classified documents from the Panama based law firm Mossack Fonseca were leaked.

The JIT in its report said that the Calibri font used in the documents wasn't available in 2006 and hence could not have been used back then.

The Joint Investigation Team instituted by the Pakistani Supreme Court has concluded that Maryam Nawaz, daughter of Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, is the beneficial owner of the Avenfield apartments in London, reported Express Tribune. The probe team also concluded that she presented forged documents to the JIT which is a criminal offence. The JIT in its report said that the Calibri font used in the documents wasn't available in 2006 and hence could not have been used back then. The JIT had sent the documents to Radley Forensic Document Laboratory in London for examination. "Calibri was not commercially available before 31st January 2007 and as such, neither of the originals of the certified declarations is correctly dated and happy to have been created at some later point in time,” Express Tribune quoted the Radley Forensic Document Laboratory as saying. Along with Maryam Nawaz, her brothers Hussain and Hassan Nawaz and spouse Captain Mohammad Safdar also signed the forged documents and misled the Supreme Court, according to Dawn. The JIT was instituted by the Supreme Court in May to probe the financial transactions linked to the Nawaz Sharif family-owned properties in London. The information related to the properties in London owned by the Sharif family came out last year after classified documents from the Panama based law firm Mossack Fonseca were leaked.

Maryam Nawaz forged documents, used font not available in 2006: JIT

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Move over Calibri! Microsoft invites netizens to vote on new default font

Maryam Nawaz forged documents, used font not available in 2006: JIT