On 10/13/05 8:58 PM, "Peter Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just made a quick test case in a local file and used the
> following to see how it looks.
>
> CSS
> .arialnarrow {font-family: "Arial Narrow";}
> .arial {font-family: arial;}
> .sansserif {font-family: sans-serif;}
>
> Markup
> <p class="arialnarrow">Text sample here.</p>
> <p class="arial">Text sample here.</p>
> <p class="sansserif">Text sample here.</p>
I am a long time Mac user, and recently bought a Dell...scratch that, I
bought a $200 version of Internet Explorer. I only use the Dell to test Web
sites that I build using my Mac. I have not installed anything on it other
than IE 5.0, IE 5.5, FireFox, and Opera. The Dell is running (closer to a
jog, really) Windows XP Home.
I do not have Arial Narrow installed by default. I have Arial, Arial Black,
Arial Bold, Arial Italic and Arial Bold Italic. I'd say that a majority of
PC buyers, looking to save money on their purchase, probably get a machine
with XP Home, but that's totally a guess. I'm sure there are a million and
one sites out there with XP Professional vs. XP Home Vs. what ever pointless
version of Windows exist under XP.
I do have a lot of Futura fonts in XP Home, so that might be an option?
Futura Light might work?
Jono
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