This post has been removed at the request of Microsoft’s lawyers.
I was surprised that a pagerank five website that merely pointed to an article that featured a bunch of new fonts from this company, including a link back to the original article, without copying any verbiage at all from the article on their site, would be a problem. But then, a lot of things this company does, and most products it releases in 2005 surprise me unfavorably.
Interestingly no explanation was forthcoming, not that they necessarily owed me one anyway, but I was completely nonplussed by the request. Is publicity suddenly a bad thing for some companies? Maybe this company has grown so large that no further interest need be shown by tech blogs who are publicizing their products in a good light anyway. Certainly interest will be curtailed on this particular website.
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these guys have misconfigred their blog, and as a result, viewing full posts doesn’t work…
How do you use them? specifically?
My understanding is that clients can only view fonts on web pages that they already have installed..