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Old 09-04-2013, 08:16 PM   #5
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Actually, you shouldn't have to define the font-weight or -style unless you specifically want them to be something other than normal/normal. As long as the font-family is indicated, normal/normal should be implied unless you specify otherwise. That's the way it always works for me anyway.

Something else to keep in mind. I tend NOT to use font filenames that will result in using spaces in the src:url() property. Even if it's quoted, I'm not sure that filenames with spaces are are appropriate there--font-family name, sure (as long as it's quoted everywhere), but I don't know about src:url. The word 'url' tells me don't do it (or use the proper escaped url).

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