Thanks to
Igorsk hint about CONNECT software, and some digging, here is an update on built-in fonts.
CONNECT Software is pretty accurate in rendering pages, so one can use it instead of Reader to check how book will look like.
It comes with three fonts located in ..\Data\fonts\ directory
tt0003m_.ttf: Swis721 BT Roman (looks like Arial)
tt0011m_.ttf: Dutch801 Rm BT Roman (looks like Times New Roman)
tt0419m_.ttf: Courier10 BT Roman (well, what do you think?)
All fonts made by Bitstream Inc.
All fonts have following ASCII(?) charsets
- Western
- Greek
- Turkish
- Baltic
- Central European
CONNECT Software and Reader display those charsets just fine.
kconfig.xml has following instructions (I believe this is how Reader replaces fonts it doesn't have with built-in ones to display RTF files. See
examples of such replacements.)
Code:
<extension href="[applicationPath]textenginefreetype"/>
<ui>
<font face="Swis721 BT" href="[bbebFontPath]" engine="FreeType">
<family name="roman" uses="Dutch801 Rm BT"/>
<family name="swiss" uses="Swis721 BT"/>
<family name="modern" uses="Courier10 BT"/>
<family name="script" uses="Dutch801 Rm BT"/>
<family name="decor" uses="Dutch801 Rm BT"/>
<family name="tech" uses="Courier10 BT"/>
</font>
</ui>
I hope Sony can replace built-in fonts with ones (hint Unicode) that have more charsets.