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  1. May 25th, 2001, 08:53 AM #1
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    fonts and html

    is there anyway that I can always use a font on a webpage, even if the user hasn't got it installed on there computer. maybe put it into the same folder as the page and then call it somehow?
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    There are "downloadable font" capabilities built into newer web browsers, but I never worried too much about it. You'll have to look for a utility that'll package a font into a downloadable module, and I'll bet it works different between IE and Netscape.
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