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abcjoubin · 12-03-2012, 04:55 PM

Many thanks for your quick responses! Always great to feel supported^^

Yes, I tried to copy the content of the zip into a fonts folder following those instructions, but no, it didn't seem to be working any better with an RTF file, for instance (same with the default Georgia font).

I ended up converting my original Word doc into a PDF with a font size big enough to fit the Kobo Glo reader (no need to zoom).

This was simple enough to display the Russian alphabet.
Not too much hassle for the conversion (no need of any external software such as Calibre, as Word 2010 can now save docs into PDF).

Have a nice end of day & thanks again.

12-03-2012, 04:55 PM	#10
abcjoubin Junior Member Posts: 3 Karma: 10 Join Date: Dec 2012 Device: Kobo Glo	Many thanks for your quick responses! Always great to feel supported^^ Yes, I tried to copy the content of the zip into a fonts folder following those instructions, but no, it didn't seem to be working any better with an RTF file, for instance (same with the default Georgia font). I ended up converting my original Word doc into a PDF with a font size big enough to fit the Kobo Glo reader (no need to zoom). This was simple enough to display the Russian alphabet. Not too much hassle for the conversion (no need of any external software such as Calibre, as Word 2010 can now save docs into PDF). Have a nice end of day & thanks again.