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Opentype vs Truetype – Differences

Aug 28th, 2010

Just few days back we in India, we got Indian Rupee symbol approved by Indian government and so after that we got a font for the new symbol. A company named Foradian has developed the font that has Indian Rupee symbol. Later it added other characters.
We in development give… READ MORE

Google Font API: Fonts Viewer – Preview all available Fonts in Google Directory

Jun 5th, 2010

Continue from Google Font API: Why it exists and How it is useful!-
Google API Font Viewer Application:
Google Font Viewer Application will display text using all fonts available as of today according to style you provide below. I checked the application only in Firefox. ‘Show me’ button will display… READ MORE

Google Font API: Why it exists and How it is useful!

Jun 5th, 2010

Here is a rumbling about Google Font API. Why Google Font API and What is the use of it?
Web fonts are restricted by fonts available on Clients/Visitors machine. Web authors creativity is also restricted by this reason. Web authors are never sure that fonts he uses on his page… READ MORE

HTML Symbol for Check Mark and Others

May 4th, 2010

Here is another hurriedly written post but have some meaning to share with you. I got a promo mock up and there was a check mark (tick mark) symbol that is generally available in MS word. For that list items, I need image to use with CSS (list-style-image:url();). and that… READ MORE

CSS for Print Media for your Web Site

Mar 21st, 2010

All blogger spend time making his blog beautiful. Blogger want to style his blog or web site by selecting right template for his blog. For Wordpress user, there are plenty of themes available free of cost and premium ones also. After selecting a very good, suitable for his content template,… READ MORE

Installing Window Fonts on Ubuntu (Linux)

May 19th, 2009

Do you know, you can use same fonts installed on Window for Ubuntu machine and also installing window fonts on Ubuntu is very easy.
You just need to copy those fonts files to Ubuntu machine. Copy those fonts (from C:\WINDOWS\Fonts\) to Ubuntu using admin right. Using admin right, create a… READ MORE