
When you specify fonts that are to be used with your application, you typically specify font attributes, like FontFamily, and then let Windows look for a previously installed font that matches what you're asking for.
If you have a non-standard font that you want to use and you have a copy of the TrueType (.ttf) file for the font, you can embed the font in your application, to make sure that your font gets used at run-time.
To embed a font, do the following:
Copy the font (.ttf file) into your project directory. Add the font to your project by right-clicking on the project and selecting Add | Existing Item.
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Finally, set the FontFamily property to the font's name, prefixing the name with "./#".

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