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System Fonts and Colors
2008-05-22 03:30:39

There may be times when you want your document to mimic the user's computing environment as closely as possible. An obvious example is if you're creating web-based applications, where the goal is to make the web component seem like a part of the user's operating system. While CSS2 doesn't make it possible to reuse every last aspect of the operating system's appearance in your documents, you can choose from a wide variety of colors and a short list of fonts.  Read more

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