Internet Explorer and Dynamic fonts Internet Explorer 4.0 on Windows support dynamic fonts, provided you add an ActiveX component. You can do it by visiting http://www.truedoc.com. Once you visit this page, it gives you an option whether you want your IE 4.0 on Windows become a truedoc enabled browser, and it installs necessary components when you say yes. However, IE 4.0 on Macintosh does not seem to support dynamic fonts at all.

• Ananku Helvetica
  
  
• Dinamani's TMNEWS
  
  
• Inaimathi
  
  
• MylaiPlain
  
  
• MylaiTSC
  
  
• TamilNet
  
  
• Bengali text - Sonargaon
  
  
• Devanagari font (XDVNG) - PC font
  
  
• JaisalMer Devanagari MAC font (Commercial) -
  
  
• Devanagari from Universal Word - PC font (commercial)
  
  
• Cyrillic Font
  
  
• Indic Font
  
  
All the fonts that are dynamically sent to you from our server are public domain fonts except Ananku Helvitica. The HXBURNED Portable Font Resource file is URL specific and can work only in the url for which it is made. This is what they call "DocLock technology". For further information and how to burn fonts for dynamic access point your browser to: http://www.hexmac.com and you will need to buy HexWeb Typograph 2.0 from http://www.hexmac.com/hexmac/engl/webtools/typograph2/typograph2.html

I tested these fonts both in Macintosh and IBM. Some of these fonts don't display well in some of the computers that I tested. You may also want to vist http://www.truedoc.com for more information. This site also makes your Internet Explorer (4.0) for Windows into a "Dynamic Font" enabled browser.

Let me know if you are trying this. My email is: vasur@ccat.sas.upenn.edu.