font embedding

Font embedding in word processors is not widely supported.

Web typography, explains methods of font embedding into websites.

Font embedding is inclusion of font files inside an electronic document.

Font embedding is a controversial practice because it allows copyrighted fonts to be freely distributed.

Abasar uses font embedding technology and its content can be seen with almost all popular browsers.

Aldiko does not support font embedding.

The Acid3 test requires font embedding with minimal DRM protections.

Microsoft Word for Windows has permitted font embedding in some document formats since Word 97 (such as .

Internet Explorer has supported font embedding through the proprietary Embedded OpenType standard since version 4.0.

OpenOffice.org and LibreOffice.org support font embedding in the PDF export feature.

Successful display on any local system depends on having the font available there, either via the system's font files or via font embedding.

DVI differs from PostScript and PDF in that it does not support any form of font embedding.

Since the introduction of Internet Explorer 4, font embedding employing EOT has been used mainly for displaying characters in writing systems that are not supported by default fonts.

PDF/A differs from PDF by omitting features ill-suited to long-term archiving, such as font linking (as opposed to font embedding).

High-level printing is achieved using its own internal level 3 PostScript driver, including support for font embedding and sub-setting with TrueType, Type 1 and OpenType fonts.

Most of the fonts included with Nudi can be used for dynamic font embedding purposes; however, since the fonts and software are available freely, they can be used in other situations as well, for example database management.

In addition, fallback mechanisms are provided to allow writing direction (horizontal versus vertical) handled independent of font name; building international fonts from composite fonts, using a group of single-language fonts; composite fonts embedding.

The Duqu dropper relates to font embedding, and thus relates to the workaround to restrict access to , which is a TrueType font parsing engine if the patch released by Microsoft in December, 2011 is not yet installed.

This is not the case in countries like the US and Canada where copyright law is inapplicable to the appearance of fonts, though program code inside a font file may still be covered which can complicate font embedding (since the document could be considered 'linked' to the font).