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TypeFront – Web Font Distribution Platform
In: web resources
9 Feb 2010
TypeFront is for designers who are looking to take advantage of the new wave of downloadable font support in browsers – without serving their valuable font files from a place that any other web site can include them from.
TypeFront serves as a convenient bucket for your font files that gives you control over the domains that they are allowed to be used on.
TypeFront provides an API interface that allows you to integrate our platform into your site, allowing you to offer hosted options to your customers.
With control over access to the hosted fonts, you can offer a wider range of pricing options to your customers, for example once-off, per-domain and subscription.
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5 Responses to TypeFront – Web Font Distribution Platform
dani
March 13th, 2010 at 12:33 am
im not sure but i was wondering the same thing all throughout the runway show on tonights episode. i wish korto won. :[
QUESTION GIRL
March 15th, 2010 at 3:36 am
OSCAR DE LA RENTA
Yadwigha
March 16th, 2010 at 8:29 am
I've got 5 for you.
The 400 Blows (French New Wave) – my favorite movie.
Week End (French)…a Jean Luc Godard film…Godard probably being one of the biggest names in the movement. I think Week End is his best. Also, the star of the 400 Blows, nearly 20 years older, is in this film…
Alphaville…another Jean Luc Godard film
La Strada (Italian)…a film by Federico Fellini…this guy, you should know
8 1/2…Fellini
There are some others I can think of, but I'm not entirely sure if they qualify or not…I might be back
gospieler
March 16th, 2010 at 8:38 pm
go into control panel, click the fonts folder, then itll open up a list of font files just delete as required.
The Syko Ward
May 10th, 2010 at 6:03 am
when you install the font first you need to make sure you install it into your fonts folder which is under the c drive and then under the widows folder. After that you should have no problem putting the font onto the image you are using. Sometimes you may have to restart the program you are using to use the font.