i had created a Web page and using a Devnagri Font (Hindi Font) into that, but when i open that page from other machine it is not showing the contents of the page properly because the Font is not installed on that machine. The problem get solved after using WEFT but i don't want that way instead i want a popup to come saying that The following Font is required to be installed to view the page properly and on clicking install the font should get installed on the machine and then the page must be displayed. Below mentioned is the sample URL.

http://home.nec.go.kr/

Any one please let me know the solution

Didn't you try to place it as URL('yourfont.ttf') in a CSS??

every thing what i see seems chinese 2 me

It shows up fine for me in FF, but then again, I also have like 300 different fonts installed.

For some reason, it shows up when my character encoding is set to ISO-8859-1 (Western)...but with UTF-8 (Unicode), it doesn't display properly. It seems to me to be an encoding problem, rather than a font issue. Try to change your encoding type to UTF-8.

In the head of each document (as you're using frames), place the following line:
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
Try it out on one or two of the pages, and see if that fixes it.

Other than that, nice design.