How can I embed a font in Front Page so others can see it even if.

[Guest]

I'd like to embed a fancy font in a Front Page Web Page so others can see the
font even if it's not installed on their computer. How can I do this?
Thanks

 

[Rick Budde]

If you are going to use this fancy font for say a
heading, the best solution would be to create a graphic
using a graphics program such as Photoshop Elements (or
whatever).

If your needs are more extensive, search through this
newgroup as this subject has been covered many times.

 

[Kevin Spencer]

This probably not a good idea, as it may or may not be supported in some
browsers, but you can read all about it at:

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,1309279,00.asp

....which I found by Googling "embed font".

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[E. T. Culling]

Folks won't download an embedded font ... so don't go there!
Eleanor

 

[Murray]

From 2003, one paragraph in this source reads -

A useful alternative is to embed the fonts in the Web document so that
they'll be displayed even if the recipient's system does not have those
fonts installed. There are currently two options for doing this. Microsoft
Web Embedding Fonts Tool (WEFT) lets you create font files in Embedded Open
Type (EOT) format to upload to your Web server, allowing Internet Explorer
4.0 or later to display them. Bitstream offers a different solution that
lets you embed fonts that are visible in either IE or Netscape Navigator 4
(but not 6 and 7), by pointing to a Portable Font Resource (PFR) file on the
TrueDoc site (www.truedoc.com) or another Web server.

After reading that, I think you'll agree that this is not a good option.

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Also the Bitstream solution is not support on IE running on Macs

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