Making Your Own Font Lists

You can modify the preset font combinations, and you can also create new font combinations.

To edit the Font List:

1.	Choose Text > Font > Edit Font List. The Edit Font List dialog appears ( Figure 4.17 ). Figure 4.17. The Edit Font List dialog lets you define new font combinations.
2.	To add a font combination, click the plus button, then click the arrow buttons next to the Available Fonts list and select fonts to move them to the Chosen Fonts list. or Select a font combination in the Font List, and click the minus button to remove it. or Use the arrow buttons above the Font List to move a selected font combination up or down in the list.
3.	Click OK to save your changes.

Tips

• You can type the name of a font not on your system in the field below the Available Fonts list, then click the left- facing arrow button to add that font to the Chosen Fonts list. You might choose to add a font when you want to use one you know is available on the systems of users who will be visiting your site. For example, if your site will attract many Mac OS X visitors , you can use some of the OS X system fonts, such as Lucida Grande, that are common on the Mac but not on Windows.

• If you add specialized fonts to your own font lists, you must remember that most users out on the Internet may not have access to those fonts. If you're designing a site for a specific client base, such as a corporate intranet, and you know that all of the machines that will be viewing the site will have your specialized fonts available, then go for it.