>What if I wanna make the fonts browser independent so that they appear same on every page Print out the text, scan it and use it as a GIF. However, the pages will be extremely slow to load and the search engines will ignore them.
>and secondly, what if I make use a font which is not windows built in, not every one would have it, Browsers will make a guess ... but if they only have the name to go by, you can't tell what the user will see. For example, I have two fonts named "Chicago". One is an elegant script, the other is a decorative font that looks like the letters were shot onto the page from machine guns. I have two fonts called "Navajo": one is a decorative font in a stylized Amerind design. The other is the font used to write the Navajo language, and it's wierd enough to have been used in an episode of the X-FILES. What I see, should your pages insist on Chicago or Navajo, depends on which of these fonts I have loaded.
