embedding fonts in a web page

[c stevenson]

hello, i have misplaced toe e-mail that i recieved and don't remember wich
of the e-zines i subscribed to that sent the article to me. it contained
instrctions or information about putting fonts inside your web pages so that
people can view your site with the font you intended the site to be viewed
in even if they do not have the fond installed on their machine

[Richard Curzon]

That sounds like the promises behind http://www.slangsoft.com

Let us know if it's useful!

c stevenson <onthemapads@cs.com> wrote in message
news:3962912e$1@news.devx.com...
>
> hello, i have misplaced toe e-mail that i recieved and don't remember wich
> of the e-zines i subscribed to that sent the article to me. it contained
> instrctions or information about putting fonts inside your web pages so
that
> people can view your site with the font you intended the site to be viewed
> in even if they do not have the fond installed on their machine

[Phil Weber]

> I have misplaced the e-mail that I received and don't
> remember which of the e-zines I subscribed to that sent
> the article to me. It contained information about embedding
> fonts in your Web pages so that people can view your site
> with the fonts you intended even if they do not have the
> fonts installed on their machine.

C: A search for "font embedding" at http://www.devx.com found the following:

Font Embedding for the Web
http://www.webreview.com/pace/print/97/11/07/feature/part2.html

Alternative Typography: Embedded Fonts
http://www.builder.com/Authoring/Typography/

Font Embedding
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/Author/fontembed/font_embed.asp

DHTML Demystified: Dynamic Fonts
http://developer.netscape.com/viewsource/wyner_dynfonts.html

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Phil Weber

[Steve Cochran]

In addition at

www.microsoft.com/typography

one can get the Web Embedded Fonts Tool (WEFT), which is necessary to
generate the proprietary eot file. Its also one of the clunkiest and
hardest to use programs ever created.

One can also embed fonts in OE HTML email. For OE4 see here and the section
on embedding fonts www.okinfoweb.com/moe/format.

For OE5, certain adjustments have to be made.

steve

"Phil Weber" <pweber@teleport.com> wrote in message
news:3962b3d4$1@news.devx.com...
> > I have misplaced the e-mail that I received and don't
> > remember which of the e-zines I subscribed to that sent
> > the article to me. It contained information about embedding
> > fonts in your Web pages so that people can view your site
> > with the fonts you intended even if they do not have the
> > fonts installed on their machine.
>
> C: A search for "font embedding" at http://www.devx.com found the
following:
>
> Font Embedding for the Web
> http://www.webreview.com/pace/print/97/11/07/feature/part2.html
>
> Alternative Typography: Embedded Fonts
> http://www.builder.com/Authoring/Typography/
>
> Font Embedding
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/Author/fontembed/font_embed.asp
>
> DHTML Demystified: Dynamic Fonts
> http://developer.netscape.com/viewsource/wyner_dynfonts.html
>
> ---
> Phil Weber
>
>