On Thursday 10 October 2002 18:47, C Bobroff wrote: > Arash, > > Do you know if pages with embedded fonts work fine with other browsers as > > well? I mean other browsers than IE. > > First of all, Weft (free) is only for use with IE. THere is another > product called Fairy > http://www.em2-solutions.com/apps/fairy/fairy.htm > which works on all browsers/platforms but costs between US $50 and $700 > depending on what kind of site. (30 day free trial) [...] > One step forwards, 3 steps backwards....
>From your comments about the Konqueror snapshot, that I had sent, I understood, that it comes close to what you wanted. You made a comment about the font: that's jsut because I am using Arial Unicode M$ to read Farsi pages with Konqueror. But if everythign else was OK, why do you wan to use Weft? I used Weft some years back to embed Tamil fonts into HTML pages and all the scholars really liked it, but I didn't, because it was not working with every Tamil font. I don't know what the problem was. But if you can do whatever you want to do with Unicode, that is really the recommended way. Don't make a webpage that keeps Free Software users out :) Greetings, Arash _______________________________________________ PersianComputing mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sharif.edu/mailman/listinfo/persiancomputing
