OT: Problems Embedding Fonts.

Hi all...
Sorry for this but..
I am using MS Weft v 3.4.2 to embed the Shusha Tru Type font
on a web site
in the Hindi language.
I have cleaned up all the files and ensured that all font
styles are correct
and applied.
Having run the site files through Weft, it inserts a style
sheet which
defines the fonts ie Shusha.eot - which it places in the site
root.
There are 75 recognised web pages which are in
content/product relevant
folders.
I am using a Project Seven Anderson Jones template with Pop
Menu magic.
Uploading the files to the server...the index page is OK
showing the text in
the Shusha font....but no other page does!
On each page , in the head section, Weft places the style
sheet for the
Shusha embedded eot fonts.
I have tried creating a font folder and altering the Weft CSS
to point to it
and the coreect eot font....still rubbish.
I have probably got myself lost in this an am missing
something
basic...although I am not a CSS "capable" person!
I cannot fathom out why its OK on the index page but useless
on every other
page..
Any suggestions or alternative would save me from more hours
of mental pain!
TIA
SB

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