[Mitchell]

I remember using New York for a font with serifs, and Geneva for a serifless font, back when I was printing on an ImageWriter with an original Mac. When we switched to LaserWriters, the corresponding fonts were Times and Helvetica.

I don't remember when I first saw Times Roman on a Mac, but I think it was quite a bit later. I'm fairly sure that the first time I saw it was in an implementation of TeX, where it was imported from the UNIX world. I could be wrong about this, though.

[supercat]

I don't remember when I first saw Times Roman on a Mac, but I think it was quite a bit later. I'm fairly sure that the first time I saw it was in an implementation of TeX, where it was imported from the UNIX world. I could be wrong about this, though.

The font known as "Times" on the Macintosh font menu, would use one of the following depending upon whether bold or italic text was selected: Times-Roman; Times-Bold; Times-Italic; Times-BoldItalic. The Helvetica font would use Hevletica, Helvetica-Bold, Hevletica-Oblique, or Helvetica-BoldOblique. The Symbol font would simply use Symbol, regardless of whether bold or italic was selected.