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The "good" folder
Most of this site is basically organized in two ways: by the date an
article was first posted, and by subject.
This folder however contains links to what I think are my
*best* articles on certain topics. Because I intend to
*update* these links rather than continually post new
separate links, I have put this folder inside my "nolist"
folder, which has the result that updating a posting does
not cause it to appear as a new posting on the main page.
Eventually I intend to provide lists of my best articles
on Thai, Cambodian, computers, humor, etc.
2005 Nov 08 [ Tue ]
Using Khmer fonts on webpages
The "good" folder
Most of this site is basically organized in two ways: by the date an article was first posted, and by subject.This folder however contains links to what I think are my *best* articles on certain topics. Because I intend to *update* these links rather than continually post new separate links, I have put this folder inside my "nolist" folder, which has the result that updating a posting does not cause it to appear as a new posting on the main page.
Eventually I intend to provide lists of my best articles on Thai, Cambodian, computers, humor, etc.
1. Intro to using Cambodian fonts on computers the old-fashioned way, ie Limon (etc) rather than Unicode fonts: [http://www.panix.com/~dannyw/weblog/Asia/Cambodia/Khmer-language/fonts03.html]
2. More of the above, including a discussion of zero-space fonts: [http://www.panix.com/~dannyw/weblog/Asia/Cambodia/Khmer-language/fonts05.html]
3. Another tutorial on embedded fonts (off-site): [http://www.spoono.com/html/tutorials/tutorial.php?id=19]
4. My sample webpage: [http://www.panix.com/~dannyw/weblog/Asia/Cambodia/Khmer-language/fonts06.html]
5. Do you have to use .eot fonts, or can you use .ttf directly? This CSS2 document says you *can* use .ttf, but is it supported by real browsers? [http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/fonts.html#descdef-src]
6. The .eot format itself is now unsupported by Microsoft (although still functional in IE itself): [http://www.panix.com/~dannyw/weblog/Computers/Internet/embedfonts04.html]
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