What is the closest font to TImes New Roman - but has better spacing?

[The Stigenator]

I thought it was called "century new" or something.. or "courier times"..
i dont have it, now idea if you guys know of it. It apparently is good for writing long papers, fills up spaces cause teh character spacing is different

 

[JEDI]

san serf?

 

[Homerboy]

CG Times

 

[The Stigenator]

CG times, Do you guys have it? i need that.. i cant seem to find it anywhere.. google lead me to CG times, but i cant seem to find it. That will help add another 2 pages of my paper length.

 

[The Stigenator]

okay i finally got it, works!! w00t.. 2 pages added magically

 

[ChooChooChooseMe]

Why dont you just go to Format>Font>Character Spacing instead?

 

[CollectiveUnconscious]

Trying to add pages by changing font? Most people can see right through that, and by your statement that you wanted it to resemble Times New I'm assuming that Time New was the required font. You will most likely be caught, and I hope the consequences are harsh (I, personally, throw the paper out). Have a little respect for the requirements.

Note: This is all based on assumption. My apologies if I am incorrect, but that is not what it sounds like.

 

[rivan]

There are a bazillion versions of Times New Roman, many with slightly different weights and spacings. Just try a few different versions.

Oh, and JEDI - Times is a serif face.

If filling more space is your only concern, try courier, if your class doesn't prohibit it's use on papers. It's a monospaced font - a lower case L takes the same width space as a W.

 

[mugs]

You suck at life.