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    hello everybody

    i have a question to know answer which is.. if any stylish font is used in html, without using any image is there any other way to use that.. through css or by any process..??

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    Not in a cross-browser way. Modern browsers are adding support for the @font-face style. Currently, only Opera and Webkit (Safari, Chrome, etc...) support this. Firefox has a beta patch to add support and is planning to support @font-face with the 3.1 release. IE, of course does not and I don't know of any plans to do so.

    Members of the IE team, incidentally, are leading an effort to standardize a format for web-fonts as none exist. The big hurdle is here is legal. The typeface foundries have long had reservations about people stealing access to their fonts. Until a suitable solution is developed for that, I don't see @font-face having that much value. Of course, you could use open source typefaces (dafont.com has several).

    With that said, there are other ways to do this. Namely sIFR and FLIR.

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