font help

[Typically]

hey guys. i have a new project and that is to update our company website. the person before me did the whole site with images!!!!!!! no tables with text like any normal person would do. so i am asking your help with finding this font so i can keep the site uniform till i get the chance to burn the site so that it will never see the pixels of a monitor again =] here is a link to the page
http://www.rainkist.com/2006%20website/25002P.html
the font in question is on the right side of the page in the green boxes. i know its a pretty plain font but i just can't seem to find it in my library. thanks guys

[cornfed]

Looks like a strain of futura to me.

[SharkFinStudios]

Looks like Futura to me.

[Typically]

thanks for the uber quick response guys. you're right on. can't believe i missed that futura is one of my fav fonts =p

[mac.FINN]

It looks more like Century Gothic to me.

The Capital M in futura is pointed, and the crossbar on the G is shorter.

[SharkFinStudios]

mac.FINN is right! Futura is just a bit heavier as well. Century Gothic is thinner. They are both very close.

If you were to go that small for a website I would opt for Futura just so the readability holds. Nice job, mac.FINN.

[Ned]

Yeah, Century Gothic... But you wanna make sure you're using a font that will be installed on most systems. Futura may be more common, as well as more readable.

[urstwile]

I think Century Gothic comes with most systems these days. More so than Futura.

I was going to say that it looks more like Avant Garde Gothic, which Century Gothic is very closely related to.