> There are some versions of X that do not allow you to install TT fonts.
> While anyone can build their own X to do so, there will be sites that
> do not allow the user root permission in which to do so.
They can easily request that the system administrator do it for them.
> It is established protocol by web producers, and every author on Web page
> development will point out the error in your ways. It is very conceited
This is only an error in your opinion, as I have stated.
> to think that everyone will do your bidding and install the font. That
> is where I learned about CORRECT font usage for web pages, by web authors.
I never said I expect everyone to download the font. I said I want my
page to appear with the Verdana font, and I don't care much about the
others. Please leave words like CORRECT out of this, as again they are
your opinions.
> If you want Verdana, put it first in the list, but add Helvetica, Arial
> and sans-serif in the list as well. That way, if verdana is not installed,
> at least the viewer will get the font that is closest to it that WILL reside
> on that user's system.
I'm well aware of how to fix the issue. As I have repeatedly said, it
was intentional.
> I'm sure you will disagree with me, but people who makes it their business
> will be happy to point out the error in your ways.
>
> Keep in mind, that Netscape users, under Unix, will see COURIER if the
> font doesn't exist. Is that what you want?
See above.
I will not respond to this on the list again. If you think it'll get
you somewhere to continue this with me, feel free to email me directly.
Matt
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