I hope i dont come off sounding idiotic, and i hope i dont confuse with my useless babble. What i was wondering was is there a way to use a different font then the basic 5. Like maybe making a ccs, putting the font file in the html directory. or maybe just putting the font file in the html directory and using html tags to pull the font file? or maybe there is a different way to go about this with out using large gifs. someone help me out please? THNX!<!--content-->You can use images but this will only work for a few words. I think CSS2 will have this option but I don't think it's out yet.<br />
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Good Luck,<br />
Paul<!--content-->There most definitely is o0Michael0o but it involves the user being forced to Download <!--more--> the font you are nominating and is not a good idea at all. However, they're known as "Embedded Fonts" and you can find out how it's done here:<br />
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