Older versions of I.E. used to honour the download links for fonts etc
if it was there, although that was one of the major security flaws so I
suspect that it no longer works... The firefox/mozilla folks would also
have to have logs for brains to allow download of a binary file without
interaction with the user..
As Craig suggested, stick the bits you want in that font in an image...
Cheers, Me.
Steve Holdoway wrote:
Does anyone know whether it is possible to download a font with a web page to
ensure the correct one it used? I know this is a really silly thing to say as
you can't even guarantee that a browser is graphical, but I need to use the pt
banana split font ( which nobody in their right mind would use by preference! )
on the big 3 browsers at least. It is available as a free ttf, I just haven't a
clue whether it's even possible to use that resource.
Any ideas? TIA, Steve
