There are more Fonts on Internet, you can download Free Fonts an absolutely awesome collection of web fonts that you may use in your HTML web pages without any restrictions.
These fonts not only look more beautiful than the common typefaces like Arial and Verdana but they are more readable as well since the fonts have been designed specifically for the web. Also, all fonts on Internet are offered under the license meaning you may use them even in commercial projects without having to worry about licensing issues.
All Fonts on internet are hosted on other more website and all you need to do is include a few lines of CSS (or JavaScript) to embed one or more of these fonts in your web pages.
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And you may also use them in your Office documents, Photoshop designs or any other computer program.
There’s no trick involved here. Because all Internet fonts are open source, you are free to download and install them on to your local computer. Once the fonts are installed, you may use them in documents just like any other standard font.
How to Download Free Fonts?
There are two ways to your computer.
If you would like to have a copy of on www.coolfonts.org, simply go to this website, and download the entire fonts directory using leeching tools like HTTrack or Wget. The entire collection weighs around 700 MB and may therefore take a while to download depending on your Internet connection.
The other recommended approach is selective download. Open the a website directory, pick your favorite typefaces (or fonts) and add them to a collection. Once you have collected the desired fonts, click the “Download your Collection” link at the top and you’ll get a zip file containing all the requested fonts in TTF format.
Here’s a quick demo:
Just unzip the collection and drag the individual TTF files to your fonts folder. Now you can use the fonts in Office or any other application on your computer.
All of them are open source so you can either attach a copy of the fonts with the presentation itself or better still, simply embed the fonts in the document before sending one..
