Cursive fonts

I don't have any favourites in particular, but here are some hints:

A PDF file usually embeds the fonts, so if you create a file in Pages and export it to pdf, it is likely that it will look the same on a PC. You can verify in Adobe Reader if the fonts are embedded (File > Document Properties > Fonts).

To go from PC to Mac, Word for PC also has the ability to embed fonts (something the Mac version doesn't do). I think (should check this), that Mac for Word is able to read the embedded fonts and display them.

OK, I don't know a direct answer and I don't know eBay's templates, but I go for a second attempt for a work-around.

I assume we now talk HTML? In HTML you often define several fonts at the same time, for example: "font-family:arial,helvetica;", where Windows browsers always can find Arial, and Mac users always find Helvetica.

My very wild guess is that eBay has a way of doing the same thing in some way - define "pretty cursive", and behind that are several fonts - one for the Mac and one for Windows and perhaps one for Unix systems. But I'm afraid I don't know where to look for it and how to do it with eBay.

I hope that either this helps you in some way, or that someone else has a more direct solution.

There is a set of Web Safe fonts - which includes Helvetica, Trebuchet, Vendana, and Courier. These are called Web Safe because every computer can be assured of having them. There are no cursive fonts on the list. When I want to use a font that isn't web safe, I create a JPG file with the text turned into a picture.