How to embed a True Type Font on your webpage.
You may have an interesting or weird font type that you want on your webpage, but in order for other people to be able to see this font you will need to embed it on your webpage. Why? Because when a visitor views a website, the only fonts that will display are those installed on the visitors system.

Therefore, if you want either a weird gothic font or an old celtic font such as in the main logo of my site (which is actually an image) you will need to either display the font in an image or embed the font in your webpage.

Embedding the font
To embed a font type on a WebPage first select the font you want to embed, either from your hard drive or download it from the Internet.
Then create an embedded font file. And lastly attach the font to your style sheet.

1. Creating the Embedded File

2. You need to download software to create an embedded font file which can be in two formats .pfr or .eot.

   • Portable Font Resources (.pfr):
     TrueDoc for Nav 4.0+ and IE 4.0+ on Windows, Mac, and Unix platforms.
     Download from http://Bitstream.com
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   • Embeddable Open Type[/b] (.eot):
     Compatible only with Explorer 4.0+ on the Windows platform.
     Download from http://www.microsoft.com/typography/web/embedding/weft3/default.htm
   
   
   
   
3. Next we need to embed the file using CSS.

4. Into the HEAD section of your document insert:

   Example with True Type

   <link rel = "fontdef" src="cool-font.pfr">

   To work in IE4 and above, you need to add a pointer to an ActiveX control immediately after the LINK tag OR ELSE create an OpenType file for Explorer and refer to both on your page.

   TrueDoc fonts stay within the browser: you can't download them to your system

   Example with Open Type

   <STYLE TYPE="text/css">
   <--!
   @font-face {
   src:url(fonts/cool-font.eot);
   }
   -->
   </STYLE>