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Originally Posted by JSWolf
You can do all that with ePub in the CSS. Plus you have more control over the actual fonts being used. You can just add the fonts you want to the ePub file, edit the CSS to use them and go from there.
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JSWolf, if you are willing (and only if you're willing as I know this would be a encroachment on your valuable personal time which I, myself, value), it may be helpful if you or someone else can write a tutorial how to do this. I have taken the time to read some material about CSS and have learned how to change the fonts on a 505 using the sticky and calibre but I have no clue on how to embed my preferred font into an epub as an example.
I would guess that there are several folks here that may be interested in knowing how to do this as well. Whenever I've seen you respond that ePub can do this and that by just editing the CSS, I keep saying to myself "how?".
Not that the mainstream may even be interested in doing this with their ebooks but there seems to be several of us willing to go down that road if they knew "how".