Adding fonts in HTML

Using (typeface), you can change the font style of all of your web text or certain portions of it. You can do this by using the ‘ FACE’ attribute inside the <FONT> </FONT> tag. However, the individual viewing your site must have the same exact font you assigned.
If you have your font assigned by the FONT FACE tag like in the below examples and those fonts were already installed on your system, the text will be displayed in the font style assigned in the FONT tag. If the font style is not assigned, the font will revert to the default font of your browser
<FONT FACE="Courier New">Courier Text?</FONT>
<FONT FACE="Times New Roman">Times New Roman Text?</FONT>
<FONT FACE="Arial">Arial Text?</FONT>
<FONT FACE="Impact">Impact Text</FONT>

I like Cufon and font squirrel

I'm pretty sure you can upload the font that you're wanting to use to your web server which can overcome the 'default' issue by simply linking to the font location in the CSS.

I'm pretty sure you can upload the font that you're wanting to use to your web server which can overcome the 'default' issue by simply linking to the font location in the CSS.

you can use @font-face for the css.. the implementation is very simple.. although some fonts (mostly commercial cant be converted). more info here