Thread: Embedding Fonts

I have some new fonts that are really awesome but when users come on they wont see the font unless its installed...
how can I embed the text so this doesnt occure?

Create the "text" you desire (formatted with the final color, background, etc.) in Publisher, save as JPG, then clean up using a Photo-editor (crop, despeckle, etc.), and re-save this image at the exact size you need it to be.
Insert this image, which will now present to all visitors exactly without reformation.

**This works well unless you have large issues for fonts, and then it seems to present fuzzy. The only way to avoid this resolution issue is to use a graphics software program, one such as successfully used by other VodaMembers at an extremely affordable cost from Xara.

yeah, thats what i'm useing man Xara for my headliners... I just wish BV would embed the fonts or something it would be easier

this is the my new site emag:
http://www.metalinsanity.com

Easier....better....????

So far, I've found nothing that beats the ease of use and the quality of the results for my invested efforts yet!

definately XARA is some killer software...

thanx for the replies

Sure....did you ever answer my question in the other thread??
(I haven't looked..)

Which package did YOU get? Xtreme (the Bundle), 3d, etc.

Originally Posted by Vasili

Sure....did you ever answer my question in the other thread??
(I haven't looked..)

Which package did YOU get? Xtreme (the Bundle), 3d, etc.

sorry,

I bought Xara3D and I got Xara websoftware free... but I use adobe PhotoDelux for processing images... and Xara3D to create banners and stuff

TYVM
(thank you very much)
I am ready to simply pop for the Xtreme (all 3 in one bundle) just to make it easier on me, and allow me greater options down the road.
I am soooo tired of doing the mickey-mouse way, and since the 'tutorial' looked so easy (like BV) I think I can now get maximum use out of my 2100 fonts using this medium........

Typically, fonts look better if they are saved in .gif format

Try creating a GIF in the widely available Publisher to 'stablize' a font-based image to insert in BV8, and you will see why JPG is the optimal choice....