How about

DR. JANE DOE

???????? ;-)

That certainly has a nice ring to it . But that is not it...

1) make the H 10% smaller, 105% width (to compensate for lost weight)

2) Use Filosofia (it has 2 sizes of "small" cap)

2) Fake the "small small cap", by using an H from a heavier weight, and reducing it in size.

Must you set the name in small caps? Bringhurst's idea of the name in normal text and PHD in small caps is I think much the best solution. If you have italic small caps in the font, that would be a possibility for PHD, or Tiffany's suggestion - but these are less good, I think.

William Berkson, PhD

Thank you for your help.

I should have posted this before. This is how I was doing it.



What do you think? Right or wrong?

Are you saying that I'm short and squat?

By no means! I would never be so bold. ; )

Thanks!
SMC

I would say if you are using smallcaps that you set it PhD, having the h as a smallcap.

If the style you've chosen is smallcaps, I would use all caps. It looks too small, in comparison, set in all smallcaps (phd I mean).

Also. I agree wholeheartedly with Nick's suggestions.

Hmm. Okay. If you are using all smallcaps, then yes, I would do as you have done. I missed the part about you using all smallcaps.

I would probably set the comma a point or so smaller.

Are you saying that I'm short and squat? Hehe. ;^)