I know that only certain fonts are web safe. In order to use the fonts I
want I am inserting them as images. For some reason it only worked on one of
the two fonts I inserted as images. I am baffled as to why it would work
for one font (Gigi) and not the other (fontdinerdotcom). I got everything
else to work in my page except for that. I created the image in PowerPoint
and saved it as an Enhanced Windows Metafile. Should I save it as something
else instead? It worked for Gigi font with no problems. I hope this is a
clear enough question to understand. I just really don't want to do the
whole page without fun fonts.

Thanks!

save it as a gif


"rachkuyps" <rachkuyps@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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|I know that only certain fonts are web safe. In order to use the fonts I
| want I am inserting them as images. For some reason it only worked on one
of
| the two fonts I inserted as images. I am baffled as to why it would work
| for one font (Gigi) and not the other (fontdinerdotcom). I got everything
| else to work in my page except for that. I created the image in
PowerPoint
| and saved it as an Enhanced Windows Metafile. Should I save it as
something
| else instead? It worked for Gigi font with no problems. I hope this is a
| clear enough question to understand. I just really don't want to do the
| whole page without fun fonts.
|
| Thanks!