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Adam Albright
On Thu, 22 Mar 2007 19:56:37 -0400, Peptic_Sheriff
If you're asking in regard to your web page question it won't matter.
Vista uses BETTER fonts. Even if they can be transferred (I don't see
why not) I haven't tried.
If you're asking in regard to your web page question it won't matter.
Vista uses BETTER fonts. Even if they can be transferred (I don't see
why not) I haven't tried.
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Dustin Harper
Yes, fonts are usually universal.
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Synapse Syndrome
Yes, but it won't make any difference to your 'problem' and you are just
going to get older versions of the fonts (losing newer minor updates or
major ones like TrueType families > OpenType).
In your vain attempts to change the way a badly coded website displays in
IE7, you are messing with things you do not understand.
There are different ways to define which fonts and what size are to be used
in websites, and different browsers interpret these instructions differently
if they are not positively defined.
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going to get older versions of the fonts (losing newer minor updates or
major ones like TrueType families > OpenType).
In your vain attempts to change the way a badly coded website displays in
IE7, you are messing with things you do not understand.
There are different ways to define which fonts and what size are to be used
in websites, and different browsers interpret these instructions differently
if they are not positively defined.
ss.
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Peptic_Sheriff
Thanks for the info
Yes, but it won't make any difference to your 'problem' and you are just
going to get older versions of the fonts (losing newer minor updates or
major ones like TrueType families > OpenType).
In your vain attempts to change the way a badly coded website displays in
IE7, you are messing with things you do not understand.
There are different ways to define which fonts and what size are to be used
in websites, and different browsers interpret these instructions differently
if they are not positively defined.
ss.
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Adam Albright
Yes, but it won't make any difference to your 'problem' and you are just
going to get older versions of the fonts (losing newer minor updates or
major ones like TrueType families > OpenType).
In your vain attempts to change the way a badly coded website displays in
IE7, you are messing with things you do not understand.
There are different ways to define which fonts and what size are to be used
in websites, and different browsers interpret these instructions differently
if they are not positively defined.
ss.
Anybody know how good IE7 is in supporting CCS on web sites?
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Synapse Syndrome
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Synapse Syndrome
Adam Albright said:Anybody know how good IE7 is in supporting CCS on web sites?
It's a lot better than IE6, but still not as compliant as Firefox.
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Synapse Syndrome
Adam Albright said:Anybody know how good IE7 is in supporting CCS on web sites?
CSS, BTW..
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Adam Albright
CSS, BTW..
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Oops, yep, you're right, thanks. Was hoping it would be better.
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Synapse Syndrome
Adam Albright said:Oops, yep, you're right, thanks. Was hoping it would be better.
So do I, as the IE7 interface is very well thought out, and I generally
prefer it to Firefox.
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