Choosing the font type:

The font type relates to how do the letters look like. For example, do you want them to be slightly decorated (eg. the “Times New Roman” font), or should they be plain and clear as possible (eg. “Arial” and “Calibri”). They could look as written in a classic typing machine (“Verdana”), or as written in old street posters (“Broadway”). It could look like handwriting (“Script MT Bold” or “Freestyle script”) or as old Shakespeare (“Old English Text MT”).

The “Times New Roman” is mostly poplar, and is vastly used in formal paperwork.

Applying the font type:
1. Select the desired text.
2. Open the fonts drop down menu in the mini toolbar, and choose the font type.

Tip:
Instead of looking for your desired font in the endless menu (though most of it is ordered in an alphabetic order), in case you know the name of the font, you can type the first letters of it in the font name box, and hit Enter. It will be immediately applied to the selected text.