The likelihood of this being the correct answer is very small. By 2007, MS San Serif had been replaced by Tahoma, and then Tahoma had been replaced by Segoe UI. So MS San Serif hadn’t been used prominently by Microsoft for almost a decade.
It is possible since MSN Messenger was released in 1999, so before MS switched to using Tahoma as their default font, but I highly doubt MSN Messenger didn’t use the system’s default font, and I even more highly doubt that if they didn’t use the default font, that they didn’t update their font for almost a decade.
Sometimes those responses can be helpful, but there’s usually a link to whatever page that it sourced some of the info from. I would strongly recommend that you get in the habit of clicking that link just to double check.
MS Sans Serif 10p
The likelihood of this being the correct answer is very small. By 2007, MS San Serif had been replaced by Tahoma, and then Tahoma had been replaced by Segoe UI. So MS San Serif hadn’t been used prominently by Microsoft for almost a decade.
It is possible since MSN Messenger was released in 1999, so before MS switched to using Tahoma as their default font, but I highly doubt MSN Messenger didn’t use the system’s default font, and I even more highly doubt that if they didn’t use the default font, that they didn’t update their font for almost a decade.
by 2007 NOBODY was using msn lmao
The commenter specifically asked about MSN Messenger around 2007-2010.
2007 MSN was still very popular for high school students here in Australia
My wife and I were when we first met and had long distance thing going on.
That was fast! Do you just know that or is there source? Also thanks!
tbh i googled it and got an ai response. But like you could change the font anyways. Pretty sure I used comic sans
Please do not trust AI responses. They are often wrong, as explicitly stated next to the response.
Sometimes those responses can be helpful, but there’s usually a link to whatever page that it sourced some of the info from. I would strongly recommend that you get in the habit of clicking that link just to double check.
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