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Embedding Fonts for the Web
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mithrilhall
Programmer
Embedding fonts can be done with WEFT (I think it stands for "Web Embedding Font Tool"
. This is a micro$oft tool and is free for download. The only problem is that it is only supported by Internet Explorer (I think - I could be wrong). I think Netscape has there own tool that will do that same thing.
You might even find a tool on google that is cross browser compatible. I haven't looked into this in quite some time.
Good luck,
Mithrilhall
. This is a micro$oft tool and is free for download. The only problem is that it is only supported by Internet Explorer (I think - I could be wrong). I think Netscape has there own tool that will do that same thing.You might even find a tool on google that is cross browser compatible. I haven't looked into this in quite some time.
Good luck,
Mithrilhall
askIllustrator
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I cant wait for the browser wars to subside in order for support for my graphics to come around. I just make a 640x480, 800x600 and 1024x768 versions of my pages when crispness is crucial. Seems tedious i know, but I build at the highest res I need and just re-export slices at different reses. It also helps to have a bad-ass programmer for a little brother so your site can determine which version to display.
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