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This IE4 specific page uses five fonts; Braggadocio, Curlz MT, OCR A Extended, Gradl and Snap ITC.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 will not render a page until the font objects referenced by that page have been downloaded, decompressed and temporarily installed. In some cases you may wish to have a page displayed using an installed font which is dynamically replaced by the font stored within the font object. The code required to implement this progressive rendering is very compact, and takes the following form:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
function createbreak() {
alert("Click here to continue the demo");
document.styleSheets(i).href="ftembed.css";
}
</SCRIPT>
Where stylesheets(i) is the element of the stylesheet collection you wish to replace. In this example, a null stylesheet corresponding to stylesheets(0) is dimensioned so as to create a stylesheet element. This requires the following code to be added in the <HEAD> element of your HTML code: <LINK rel=stylesheet href=null> The font object links are contained in the external stylesheet and are therefore referenced only after the page itself has downloaded. The Msgbox code has been inserted so that those lucky enough to have fast connections can see how the progressive rendering effect works. This line may be removed if you implement this code on your own pages. If this all seems a little bit too complicated please see the Internet Client SDK.
Table 1. The font objects used by the page
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