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Phil

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I'm downloading Virtualbox, thanks. VWWare seems to want me to give them money for theirs, I'm not sure they're aware that I'm parsimonious. :P

Virtual box is nice. If you want to try VMWare again, get VMWare Player or VMWare Server. Both are free downloads... though I think they require an email for server and then email you the key. Been a while. VMWare workstation costs... which sounds odd with teh naming convention Workstation vs Server.

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Thanks, I think I'll try VMWare Player also. ;)

 

<edit>Still no go with the embedded font in Linux/Opera. FF won't open, stupid "Firefox is already running" bug. <_<

 

<further edit.> I get these errors when using a CSS level 3 validator:

 

Parse error url("http://mysite.com/georgia.ttf");

Parse error format("truetype")

Parse error }

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Your code...

<style type="text/css">
@font-face {
font-family: "GeorgiaRegular","Georgia","Times New Roman",serif;
src: local("Georgia Regular"), local("Georgia"), url("http://howlandhomesteadfarm.com/georgia.ttf"); url("http://www.howlandhomesteadfarm.com/georgia.ttf");  format("truetype");
}
</style>

 

Well... you have the same url twice... assuming those are supose to be different, you need a comma and not a semicolon after the first URL. There also should not be a comma or semicolon between the src and the format.

 

Also, make sure your filenames specified are capitalized exactly like the file.

 

Try this...

<style type="text/css">
@font-face {
  font-family: 'GeorgiaRegular', 'Georgia', "Times New Roman", 'serif';
  src: local("Georgia Regular"), local('Georgia'), url("http://howlandhomesteadfarm.com/georgia.ttf") format("truetype");
}
</style>

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