linking to a font

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I want people to download a certain font toinstall on their pc and then view my site with but when I link it to the font which is in the root of my website, and once published, it opens up a new page with a cannot be found error. I cannot for the life of me remember any other way of doing it - please help !!
 
Please bear in mind that a lot of us won't download anything from your site
because of security issues. (And the LAST thing I need is another font!)
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JoAnn

Two things are aesthetically perfect in the world - the clock and the cat.
--Emile-August Chartier




Neel said:
I want people to download a certain font toinstall on their pc and then
view my site with but when I link it to the font which is in the root of my
website, and once published, it opens up a new page with a cannot be found
error. I cannot for the life of me remember any other way of doing it -
please help !!
 
Search for info about WEFT ... font embedding in Google. I'm with JoAnn - I
wouldn't download a font. If you really want to use a special font for a
heading or title then make a font gif in you image eding program such as
Fireworks.
Font embedding with WEFT only works with IE ... and is more trouble than it
it worth trying.
Eleanor
 
try this:
http://www.microsoft.com/typography/web/embedding/weft/
I used it on http://nedp.net/newh/xmas
and it worked OK. it's really a neat idea even if the support is "spotty".
it's a lot of technology for free ;-)

Neel said:
I want people to download a certain font toinstall on their pc and then
view my site with but when I link it to the font which is in the root of my
website, and once published, it opens up a new page with a cannot be found
error. I cannot for the life of me remember any other way of doing it -
please help !!
 

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