Embedded Fonts???

[D.S.R.Clark]

To whom it may concern,

I just discovered, to my horror, that Frontpage 2002 WordArt is not in gif format(stupid I know). It is nothing but a glorified font. Ant that if the font is not on the client-side machine, well, you don't get your font, period.

My question is: How do you embed fonts? or Is there a better way?

:confused: :confused: :confused:

[xataku_nakusute]

ever thought of MS's WEFT?

[D.S.R.Clark]

That is just what I was looking for!!!

WEFT3 is goiung to be the answer... and it's FREE!

Thank you, again!

[Lorraine]

BUT do you know how to embed fonts that will be viewed w/o microsoft browser?
thanks

[felgall]

The CSS2 standards specify the way that fonts are supposed to be specified in order to embed them in a web page. If we are lucky the version 9 web browsers will implement this part of the standard but it is not supported by the current version 8 browsers.

[Ultimater]

You might be interested in using Images for letters and setting thier width and height equal to em and/or ex.

<style type="text/css">
.letter{width: .8em; height:.9em; padding:0; border:0; padding-bottom:.3em; margin:0; vertical-align:middle;}
</style>
<img src="U.bmp" class="letter">ltimater


Try increasing the font size to watch the Image grow or shrink with the plain text.
note: Ctrl+mousewheel is how I resize text or CTRL + + and CTRL + -