Re: JIT , Mulzam , Nawaz Shareef Haziir ho #ملزم_نوازشریف_حاضرہو
JI membets should be more worried about the ques at Tandoor then anything else!!!
please read below
Calibri reached the general public on January 30, 2007, with the release of Microsoft Office 2007 and Windows Vista on that date.
Microsoft commissioned Calibri, alongside the rest of the “ClearType Collection” fonts in 2002. Microsoft contracted John Hudson of Tiro Typeworks to coordinate the development of the fonts, while on the Microsoft side, the Advanced Reading Technologies group and the Microsoft Typography group were both involved.
Lucas de Groot was already working on the monospaced typeface Consolas for Microsoft in late 2002, when he was asked to submit a proposal for an additional typeface. He started from some sketches he had done that he had intended to use to design a typeface for TV broadcasting, and developed them into a prototype of what would become Calibri.
Calibri first saw broad availability outside Microsoft in a Windows beta release on 9 August 2004. This was before Windows Vista had even been named, and was still under the code name “Longhorn.”
Because Calibri immediately became a default font with Microsoft Word 2007, it has seen extensive use ever since.
(The above is a shortened version of my sworn affidavit in a legal case involving a document that used Calibri, but was impossibly dated to March 2002.)