Some online services currently address the font issue by providing fonts that subscribers install on their systems so they can render type on the screen. However, this means that users have to go through a complicated system install, which also requires them to use up hard disk space and memory to store and read the new fonts. TrueDoc provides a better solution. This is invaluable for presenting pre-formatted information, such as advertisements or special flyers. TrueDoc fonts take up fewer floppy disks.
Most browsers take advantage of the fonts already available on each user's system.
As each viewing application tries to establish itself as a true interface standard for the Internet, World Wide Web pages and home pages will become more sophisticated and more design-intensive. Graphic presentation and font fidelity are becoming significant factors in many companies' rush to gain user-base and establish leadership. When a company integrates TrueDoc into its viewer application, it instantly solves the issue of font fidelity. The Character Shape Player resides in the receiving end as part of the viewer. TrueDoc's font rendering technology kicks in when the PFR opens, letting users view or print a document that appears typographically identical to the original.