Vadim Plessky [mailto:lucy-ples@mtu-net.ru] asked: >I just wonder if someone created a browser (User Agent) which can support >normal TrueType (.tff) or PS Type1 (.pfb) fonts? >Typical scenario: you click on page, browser downloads TTF font, installs it, >and page can be displayed with best-to-view font. Font foundry companies tend to get a bit upset at font embedding schemes that don't pay some deference to their intellectual property rights - e.g., check the "embeddable?" bit in OpenType files before sharing, and protect against embedding fonts being fully used/installed when downloaded. That's why we utilized Embedded OpenType in IE - not because we couldn't install TTFs, but because we can provide a measure of security and IPR protection with it. -Chris WilsonReceived on Thursday, 7 February 2002 20:10:36 GMT
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