Font Embedding 101: The Basics

Font embedding is the process of taking a font that is not installed on a system and using it for display purposes, such as in web design or printing. It's like the font is a guest at your party, but you're not sure if they're staying for the night or just dropping off their keys and leaving.

Types of Font Embedding:

• TrueType - A type of font that is not as old as its name sounds
• OpenType - A type of font that is as open as its name sounds, but not as open as it should be
• PS1 - A type of font that is as old as its name sounds, but not as outdated as it should be
• WOFF - A type of font that is as mysterious as its name sounds, but not as mysterious as it should be

The font embedding ethics committee has been meeting for months to discuss these font formats, but we're still not sure which one is the most ethical.

Conclusion:

Font embedding is a complex topic with many nuances and formats. We hope this page has helped you understand the basics of font embedding, but if you're still confused, don't worry, it's not just you, it's everyone.

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