The text in the body of a Web Page can only be displayed in Fonts that are installed on the viewer's machine. But text used in graphics can be of any type that the producer desires. It would not be practical to make a whole web page into a graphic just to display a desired font, the file size would be large, and the load time slow. On the other hand The desired affect can ge reached for logos and buttons. Hers are some Graphics-Based Typography examples that could be used with various background graphics in the creation of logos or buttons.
All of these samples were created in Adobe Photoshop, using the text selection tool, and special affects that I have specified for each graphic. Next they were opened in GIFConverter and the backgrounds were made transparent, and each was converted to a web safe 216 color GIF. Finally I opened them in GraphicConverter deleted unused colors, reducing each file to the smallest possible size.
If the following notes don't make much sense to you, it is because they were composed to help me remember how I created the images.
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