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But I agree that it is also good to use other things too.....
(it's called typeface now?????)
A typeface is the entire family of fonts while a font is a specific size and shape of letters. For example, '12-point Helvetica bold' is a font while '18-point Helvetica italic' is another. Together, the entire set of Helvetica fonts makes up the typeface. Basically, a typeface is a group of various linked fonts. Nowadays, however, both terms are more or less interchangeable (not so much in the professional sphere) and so I opted for "font" rather than "typeface" as it is more common. Hope that helps.