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OOPS... is that so..

 

I had seen a CSS using other font

 

.mymember{

font-family: "28 Days Later";

font-size:18px;

color:#0081E5;

}

 

it works in mine, i dont have the font "28 days later" in my pc...

 

totally ... confused...  ??? ??? ???

 

 

not quite true....

 

 

NOW this doesn't work in FF BUT the method has been approved/recommended by the web standards people..

 

You will need to download the WEFT tool.

 

use this to create an eot file which you can then upload to your server....

 

to embed this font in a page use the following css...

 

@font-face

{

  font-family: MyNewFont;

  src:url(relative/path/to/file.eot)

}

 

then simply give which ever elements you require

 

x

{

  font-family: MyNewFont, Arial, sans-serif;

}

 

 

 

NOW when a visitor comes to your site (and their browser allows this to happen) the page will load with Arial or sans-serif initially. A soon as the machine has downloaded the eot file the page will change to your font.

 

http://www.netmechanic.com/news/vol3/css_no15.htm - a page I just found.

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