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brady.k posted this at 16:07 — 26th July 2002.

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hi...how do i use a font that i download...i mean not everyone has support for that font, so do i have to reference it or something? put it in a graphic, so the browser can interpret it? help me please...thanks

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Brian Farkas posted this at 16:15 — 26th July 2002.

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Hi Kyle,
If people do not have the font you want to use, your best bet is probably going to be making it into a graphic. Additionally, I believe you could put what you want to say in flash, which should preserve your font selections within the presentations. You could also offer a link to download the font, though it is somewhat doubtful that visitors would do that to view the site.

Good luck,

Brian

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brady.k posted this at 16:16 — 26th July 2002.

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ok...thanks

The Webmistress posted this at 16:48 — 26th July 2002.

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Depending on what the font is being used for, you could use it as text but specify an alternative common font in case the visitor doesn't have the font installed.

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companyreviews posted this at 17:02 — 31st July 2002.

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i would say that too, for a top image put it in a graphic but i would use a starnge font for the textual content, use something liek tahoma or verdana or arial. unless you could offer it for download and then put it in CSS like this.....

font-family: somerarefont, tahoma, verdana;

therefore if they dont choose to download it then they can still view the page but in tahoma or verdana.

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Megan posted this at 17:44 — 31st July 2002.