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"Standard" Fonts that I can expect to be available

Asked by jflanner in Miscellaneous Web Development, Font Creator

Tags: fonts, standard

Can someone direct me to a list of standard fonts that I can expect to be installed on 99% of machines that might view my website?  My site has a business focus, so I expect equipment to be predominately win-tel less then 4 years old, but with some mac thrown in.  A word document itemizing fonts is the preference.

My clients want to use Californian FB and Papyrus, which I have come to understand I would need to purchase, and then develop image files as I cannot expect these to be installed on client machines.  I expect she had these fonts installed on her machine via installation of some program product.

Please also comment on my understanding, is it correct?  Is there an easy way to use a font that may not be instaled on a client machine?

Thanks in advance!  
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