I currently use http://tangorin.com but it doesn't always have the stroke order for the kanji I'm looking up, and better more reliable sites out there?

Thanks
Child of the Tao

I dunno, for now I'm just using Jim Breen's EDICT. I'm sure there's something better. If you "examine" a kanji, at the end of its entry, there's a link for "SOD" and "SODA". The SODA is generally better, but either work. But you probably know all this.

http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/cgi-bin/wwwjdic.cgi

I found a few mistakes on rarer kanji, but I like the interface and the font.
http://kanji.sljfaq.org/kanjivg/makepng-...=%E6%97%85

Thanks for the help, I like Jim Breens site, I never knew it had the stroke orders on there!

Thanks
Child of the Tao

The Tagaini Jisho application is based on the same data as KanjiVG, but it features animated stroke orders that you can control. You can also click on radicals, primitives, elements within the kanji itself.

the Japanese by codefromtokyo app has stroke orders in it as well if you got an ipod/iphone

On the font side of things, especially for SRS usage, I recommend this badboy: http://sites.google.com/site/nihilistorguk/

Thanks for links people, some great stuff there.

Child of the Tao