I found using the SVG version rather then tff helps a bit on windows. Its nasty looking but it does make it a bit more presentable. Only thing is that for some

I found using the SVG version rather then tff helps a bit on windows. Its nasty looking but it does make it a bit more presentable. Only thing is that for some reason Google Web Font doesn't display the SVG so I have to use something like Font Squirrel to create my fonts and host locally. I only tend to do this if the client just so happens to tests on windows , most of the time they don't care since they are on macs so its not that much of an hassle when I have to go down this road. Edit: Maybe I should of read the article before my comment, seems he does the same thing.