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Re: Different fonts in webpages
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lugnet.publish
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Mon, 11 Oct 1999 00:53:57 GMT
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.> "Standard" in the sense of standard on Microsoft operating systems, of
> course. Doesn't do the rest of us any good. If you're going to try to • change
> the typeface, you'll have to remember that a good percentage of your • viewers
> are going to see your page in a default serif font anyway.
This is my concern really. I have a windows system and the fonts that come
with using that system. It is the other OS's that I am wondering about.
Looking for the universally distributed fonts... as best can be expected. I
suspect that I will have to pick fonts widely distributed keeping in mind,
as you said, that many will get a default serif font.
Another concern of mine is reproducing intended font size on different
systems. Is there a best way to go about this? Is +1 +2 the same on all
systems, or is there a more precise way of indicating size... say like
"points".
Thanks,
LINC
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| (...) The various font sizes are not even promised to be rendered at different sizes, according to the official spec. HTML really is not meant to be a page layout language, despite a lot of changes which make it more so. (25 years ago, 11-Oct-99, to lugnet.publish)
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| (...) "Standard" in the sense of standard on Microsoft operating systems, of course. Doesn't do the rest of us any good. If you're going to try to change the typeface, you'll have to remember that a good percentage of your viewers are going to see (...) (25 years ago, 10-Oct-99, to lugnet.publish)
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