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converting/embedding the fonts I use?

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Hello there,

hope someone can give me a little input. The thing is, I am using a certain font on my pages most of the time, and I'd like to make it viewable for visitors via the CSS @font-family command. BUT, I can only supply the font in .ttf format... I know there are embedding tools like WEFT and HexWeb Typograph but for some reason I couldn't properly install either. Now... would it do for me to link to the .ttf file as well as a corresponding Mac file, or would some browsers (which?) not be able to interpret this? If that'd solve it, how do I convert the PC font? Or, generally, does anyone happen to have a brilliant idea (or even better, experience) on the subject?

Absolutely any help really appreciated.

So long,
Lil.
 
Adding the code as below should work for you.

<STYLE TYPE=&quot;text/css&quot; MEDIA=&quot;screen, print&quot;>
@font-face {
font-family: &quot;Celtic Gaeilge&quot;;
src: url(&quot; }
P { font-family: &quot;Celtic Gaeilge&quot;, serif }
</STYLE>



É enzo@endamcg.com
 
Aye, that sounds easy enough... but what sort of a file would I have to put up? I mean to what sort of file would this @font-family link point to?

Thanks...
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