My page Penny Lane was designed between 2 mac computers. It looks beautiful on our computers.

But once I get on boot camp to do some gaming, I view the forum and forum category text links (ex: Member Introductions, general Discussion, etc), and even threads in the forums are not BOLD like they are in mac. I’ve tried safari for windows as well and same thing, so it seems to be an OS issue.

any help??

Different web browsers and operating systems handle fonts and page layouts differently than eachother. You would expect this from a Mac, so I don’t think it should be a issue to worry about. If they don’t know its supposed to be bolded, then it won’t matter.

If I support billys it was in Mac so it is looking so nice coming to the other but once you started gaming in your system the system appearance settings will be changed.

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Billy’s right.. different web browser and OS handle fonts differently. Basically, for each design we use, we must instantly check the way it looks on different OS and browsers once we installed the template. There are paid services for that but I know one good and free service: http://browsershots.org

There has been much disappointment with Mac OSX font rendering capabilities. Our solution has been to use techniques like Cufon and siFR if we need to ensure that fonts are exactly as they were in the design - here’s an example page: car accessories

Its possible to use a CSS Hack to get the text normal as opposed to bold specific to the browser thats giving you problems.  This should help Browser specific CSS Hack

We had the same Mac problem but I think we’ve got round it now...many thanks!

It took a lot of head scratching before we read the hacks above…

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I’ve used them in a new web design that I’m working on for a model enthusiast site.  If I support billys it was in Mac so it is looking so nice coming to the other but once you started gaming in your system the system appearance settings will be changed. 

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You might see what happens if you launch Apple’s Font Book app & run both the Resolve Duplicates as well as the Validate Fonts routines. I am guessing that you have more than one version of TNR installed on your Mac labioplasti. If I am right, fix that & the problem should go away.
Bold, Italic & a combination of the two [as well as a number of other possible faces vajina daraltma] are variants which may or may not be included in any given version of any given font. In the case of TNR, I believe the older versions did not include the variants, the newer versions do.

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If you have documents that use PostScript versions of a font with the same name, such as Helvetica, you will want to make sure that you use the same font for output that was used during the original design of the document rather than the dfont version that comes with Mac OS X saç ekimi. It’s easy to verify which font is actually in use, determine the fonts necessary for printing a file, and ensure that a customer’s font versions are being used burun estetiği. Simply create a Master Fonts set as outlined previously, then use Font Book to create a new collection containing job-specific fonts vajina daraltma. If you disable your Master Fonts and then view the document for the current project, Mac OS X will alert you to any missing fonts botoks. You can add the necessary fonts to the job-specific collection.

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They are rendered differently from system to system domain. It is up to alan adı sorgulama the browser, and web tasarım you have given masaj salonu it some leeway by simply plaka sprgulama choosing sans-serif as well as kızlık zarı. . All you can do is make suggestions. It is up to the browser to actually use them altın fiyatları. Again, follow my suggestion and telefon sorgulama experiment until you get an acceptable result web tasarım.

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