HOW DO I MAKE MY WEB PAGE FONT APPEAR THE SAME IN DIFFERENT COMPUTERS OR SEARCH ENGINES?

I am building a web site and I am using a particular font. When I save it an upload index to file manger or server it looks the same on my computer, but on my other personal that does not have the same font, it looks different.
How do I make my web page have the same specialty font appear the same in each personal or search engine?
I am using CS3 Dreamweaver.
about 1 year ago
You do not, is the short answer.
When designing web pages, you have to keep in mind that people with different operating systems, different *versions* of operating systems, and different browsers will be viewing your page.
You cannot just upload a font and expect it to work without people downloading and installing the same font as you happen to have.
You can *also* not force a font download down people’s throats; first of all, people simply can’t be bothered. Second, a lot of fonts are – like music files – copyright protected. You’re not allowed to just make any font available, unless the embedded info in the font says you can.
A web page is about *content*. A fancy font is nice, but should not be the most important thing.
Your CSS rules should *ALWAYS* include a cop-out font that matches the *type* of your special font (like “serif” for Times New Roman, sans-serif for Arial, “monospace” for Courier New”…)
If people don’t have your particular font they’ll still be able to at least sort of see your layout match the font.
about 1 year ago
Normally I would have to agree that there is no way to “deliver” fonts as part of a web page…but a couple of years ago I wanted to have a crazy font as part of my page, and I remember a company that had this new tool that let me (for a fee) somehow get a browser to display fonts stored on their server. I’ve done a very little research recently, because my next project just HAS to have Presidential font. If you Google “web font server” and browse around, you’ll see some technology to use fonts stored on a server as part of your web page, even if the client doesn’t have the font.
Sorry I can’t be of more help, but I’m just beginning to explore this myself. Never say never!