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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Sat, 21 Mar 2009 17:50

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thiyagus, 

      We going to introduced the centralized font management system. i.e. all
      application systems are going to accessing the fonts from one location.
      For this we going to develop font searching tools, font and it's conversion
      tips etc...




As I said earlier, what you need is to have your fonts installed on your server, and then use a server-level font manager for the rest.

But I don't know what you specifically mean by "conversion tips". You really don't want to convert fonts from one format or platform to the other (there are possibly technical as well as legal issues here). If you use OpenType fonts with a site license or multiple seat license, they can be accessed and used by Macs or Windows computers.

Neil

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