I just love pixellish fonts, and am going nuts over all the different options. What's a way to embed the font in an external style sheet? (I've heard about having to use a third-party program to first put the font in a "package" - which is the best?)
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From my work with web development, it is not possible to embed fonts in a stylesheet, you can only define which font is to be used.  Work arounds for this are to create images, post the font file as a download and ask your users to install it for optimal viewing, or there is a programming environment called OpenLaszlo that is flash based and allow you to embed a font, however this is a bit more complicated to use than HTML.
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http://www.whateverlife.com/ will teach you all of that.. you can also pull the codes out of the teaching pop a note pad and store... They also have an excellent color chart to pick colors from.. here is the code i use the most changes font style size and color...\n<font face="monotype corsiva" size=5 color=#660033>\n\nOh that site will teach you how to do links too!!! I fogot how to bold thing to is on there...
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If you don't want to pay the couple hundred bucks for commercial software, see if these macros will help you.\nhttp://nsis.sourceforge.net/wiki/Register_Fonts
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Nope, just save the font and install it on the computers at school. Or you could print the document out to a PDF which ought to retain the original formatting (I think).
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the new font needs to be installed into the font file so it can be used in most other programmes. simply download the font you wish to use. ( if it is an exe. it will or should install itself but check for virus etc first) if not simply. find your font (where you downloaded it) find the file named fonts on your hardrive by using the find folder option or (search) then drag the font into this font file. when you reboot your machine the font will be available for use
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try it with css. I've never needed this, so I'm not quite sure if it'll work, but here goes:\n\n<style type="text/css">\n\nul li{\ntext-align: justify;}\n\n</style>\n\nI also see you put them in p tags. \nSo, it looks like this:\n<ul>\n<li><p>TEXT</p></li>\n</ul>\n\nI'm not sure if the <p>'s are great...\n\nSo, take them out, as so:\n\n<ul>\n<li>Text</li>\n</ul>\n\nIf that doesn't work, throw the <p>'s back in, and use this css instead:\n\n<style type="text/css">\n\nul li p{\ntext-align: justify;}\n\n</style>
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"Font Creater" is the best program of all. Though it has 30 day trial. During 30 days only you can make great fonts...REALLY ITS SO EASY.
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Well, it is first of all, not very easy to make your own font, although if you try, it will gradually become easy.\nFirst of all, Word of Excel has NO such feature to create a font set.\nIf you really want to create your own fonts, you should check out some of font creators:\n\n8-bit Pixelated Font maker: http://www.download.com/Pixel-Font-Maker/3000-2316_4-10168880.html\nVery handy online font maker (need FireFox): http://pentacom.jp/soft/ex/font/edit.html\n\nPretty good font maker: http://www.high-logic.com/\n\nClassic Lego Font Maker: http://www.lineto.com/The+Projects/Lego+Font+Creator/Lego+Font+Creator/\n\nHope this helped!\nKeehun Nam\nknvb1123@gmail.com
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If you have yahoo( which i assume you do since you are here) then you go to your mail and click on the links above the part where you type to your friend( the place where smilies and fonts are) and you will see stationery. Choose your kind and it will load up onto the typing part. Have fun!
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Take a look at the page in my source... this may be close to what you are looking for.  It is done with DIV tags and cascading style sheets.  The CSS files are c-layout.css and c-style-pink.css.  You can use it in frames also.  Once you get it the way you want, you just have to add new pictures / descriptions to the bottom of each page - you can edit it in notepad!\n\nGood Luck!
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go to cooltext.com for free and hot fonts thad indlude digital,futureistic, fancy etc\n\nthe link straight to the fonts is \nhttp://cooltext.com/Fonts\n\nyou do not buy just download all you want for free.
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Just copy them to the 'Fonts' folder in Control Panel ie. Open Control Panel and the Fonts folder. Click on FILE/Install new fonts. Locate the fonts and click OK etc.
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Go to free fonts on the internet and there are hundreds of free fonts for you to choose from.  Do I get best answer for that please?
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You can use whatever font you want...do a search for wedding programs and you will have a lot of examples.
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You can try to stick this in the <head> tag:\n\n<style>\nH1 {\n   font-style: normal;\n   font-weight: normal;\n   font-size: 8pt;\n   display: inline;\n}\n</style>
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I think you are having problems because not all fonts contain all characters, accents, etc. I don't think there is a way to fix it, sorry.
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There is a program, that works real well, called "ClearType".I have been using that for years..It works with both CRT monitors, and LCD monitors..But it was developed for LCD monitors...How to Enable ClearType\nTo use ClearType for screen fonts: 1. Click Start, click Control Panel, click Appearance and Themes, and then click Display.  \n2. On the Appearance tab, click Effects.  \n3. Click to select the Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts check box, and then click ClearType in the list.  It is mainly used in windows XP..Another way to get there, is right click, on an empty area of the desktop, then click properties>>appearance tab>> effects>>click on cleartype>>ok..good luck..