We have the same saying in Russian, just the second part of it. I think it comes from Latin to us and sounds more like "put all the dots over i's".
I am curious though. It is quite possible to cross the t's when writing quickly, without lifting your hand off the paper (even though if the result is ugly and messy). But what of the i's? Do you simply leave them undotted? :)
Also, it is quite possible to change fonts on LJ using the html-tags, <tt> </tt> for Typewriter and <font face="FONT_NAME"> </font> for all the other fonts the design supports, . It is just better to avoid being so fanciful, some designs make forced fonts difficult to read.
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I am curious though. It is quite possible to cross the t's when writing quickly, without lifting your hand off the paper (even though if the result is ugly and messy). But what of the i's? Do you simply leave them undotted? :)
Also, it is quite possible to change fonts on LJ using the html-tags, <tt> </tt> for Typewriter and <font face="FONT_NAME"> </font> for all the other fonts the design supports, . It is just better to avoid being so fanciful, some designs make forced fonts difficult to read.