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20-Jul-2005, 03:48 PM #1
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Please tell me how to embed a font into the webpage so that user see the specified font doesnt matter font is installed on the user system or not. I want to use this to create a site in other languages.
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That's the only way, creating a eot file. Is this works in the Mozilla and Opera.
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Read the page, there are otions for both, but I really doubt it is supported across the board.
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That's the only way, creating a eot file. Is this works in the Mozilla and Opera.
Well, Netscape was originally devolped by Mozilla before AOL bought it, so what is stated to work on Netscape should also work for Mozilla Suit and Mozilla Firefox.

I'm not sure if it will work in Opera, and probably wouldn't. Unless of course, Opera used one of those two methods stated on that website. But I doubt it.


The website states how to make it work in "Internet Explorer" and "Netscape"
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