shared borders & fonts

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I am using FP2000. Is there a way to download or import more fonts to use? My 'shared borders' under format is not clickable, how do I change this

Thank you
Donna Francis
 
You may use all of the fonts you want and there are SCADS available for
download on the web, however, if it's not on the computer of the end
viewers, their computers will substitute those fonts with something it does
have. Use "fancy fonts" as part of a graphic - and use it sparingly. Too
much of a good thing is not a good thing.

--
JoAnn Paules - MVP Microsoft Publisher



dfrancis said:
I am using FP2000. Is there a way to download or import more fonts to use?
My 'shared borders' under format is not clickable, how do I change this?
 
As to your font question, the fonts come from Windows (or
others you may have acquired) not Front Page. Whatever
fonts you use on your site must also be on the PC of the
visitors to your site otherwise their broswer will
substitute.

Thus it is good web design practice to use fairly
standard fonts. If you MUST get artsy (for headings and
such), use a graphics prgram to create the headings and
import them into your web as a graphic image.

As far as the Shared Borders menu option, do you have a
web open or just a page? You must have a web open.
-----Original Message-----
I am using FP2000. Is there a way to download or import
more fonts to use? My 'shared borders' under format is
not clickable, how do I change this?
 
In addition to what the others have said...
I've found some interesting and free fonts at http://www.dafont.com/en/
But remember...if it ain't on the viewer's machine they're gonna see a default font.

Robo


| I am using FP2000. Is there a way to download or import more fonts to use? My 'shared borders' under format is not clickable, how do I change this?
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| Thank you
| Donna Francis
 

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