Doesn't matter what you use, the web only supports a limited number of fonts
(Google: web safe fonts). So unless your viewers have your fancy fonts
installed on their machines the will see defaulted fonts instead. Unless you
convert your fonts to images - and that's only recommended for limited use;
like small headings. And, since search engines don't read images you'd want
to keep that to a minimum.
--
Rob Giordano
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
| Ok, thanks.
|
| Sounds like I may be better off using Frontpage or some other design tool,
| as recommended by the previous post. I really don't want to give up my
fonts
| or pictures for the sake of getting them to convert correctly. Thanks for
the
| info.
|
| "DavidF" wrote:
|
| > The problems you are encountering are most likely because Publisher
cannot
| > convert some print formatting to html. For example, you cannot use word
wrap
| > around an image in Pub 2002 - 2007 in a web page (it worked in Pub
2000).
| > Also, if you are using a non-web friendly font, it will either be
converted
| > to a web font, or to an image. Generally you should only use font size
and
| > color formatting in any text box, and no paragraph formatting. Sometimes
| > overlapping design elements change the appearance of those elements when
| > converted to html, or may convert to an image. Bottom line, web
documents
| > are a different media than print documents, and you will just have to
| > experiment with what will convert to html and what won't. Perhaps pull
the
| > different design elements off into the scratch area and add back one at
a
| > time, doing a web page preview each time, to discover what will
work...what
| > won't.
| >
| > In the future, please post web questions in the web group:
| > microsoft.public.publisher.webdesign
| >
| > DavidF
| >
| > | > >I have created my web page in Publisher and lined everything up exactly
as
| > >I
| > > want it to display. I have text boxes surrounding pictures, etc. As
soon
| > > as I
| > > preview the web site, the line spacing seems to decrease almost by
half
| > > and
| > > my previously aligned paragraphs are now out of alignment with my
| > > pictures.
| > > It doesn't matter if I'm using a single text box or connected text
boxes -
| > > the result is the same every time. How do I get Publisher to keep the
line
| > > spacing in tact when converting it to a web page?
| >
| >
| >
