- From: karsten luecke <list@kltf.de>
- Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2009 15:44:31 +0200 (MEST)
- To: www-font@w3.org
Christopher Fynn worte: > I make fonts or complex scripts - because the OpenType support for complex scripts is *very* different from platform to platform and application to application - it is difficult enough making a single OTF font for a complex script that works on Windows, Mac, and Linux; in Adobe CS3, MS Office and OpenOffice; and in different browsers. I don't want to have to support some web-font format as well. Tal's proposal, even the EOT specification, should have made clear what "web font format" practically means: You generate a TTF/OTF as usual, fire it through another tool and as a result have an additional .webfont/.eot font. It couldn't be easier -- nothing compared to driving MS VOLT. :) > My users want a single font file that works everywhere. The guy who sets up the NGO's site will receive the .webfont/.eot version, others get the .ttf version. Best wishes, Karsten
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