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Originally Posted by paulfiera
I've noticed that some epubs have embedded 4 True Type Charis fonts making up for about 5 MBs. I'm not particularly fond of that font as I rather use the iPad's default Palatino which I think is good for reading on screen.
Two questions:
- Will removing these fonts break anything in the epub? I believe that if the style sheet is referencing these fonts and they are not found, the rendering will default to the system font, correct?
- Right now, for removing the fonts I explode the epub, remove the fonts from the fonts folder and rebuild the epub. Is there an option in the GUI to remove the embedded fonts - and perhaps all references to them in the style sheet?
Many thanks
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i'm not speaking from experience with this problem, but i'd think that if you were to convert the epub to mobi (i don't think that mobi stores any embedded fonts [i could be wrong]) then convert the mobi back to epub maybe you might lose those embedded fonts in the process. others may comment that i'm all wet (and that's ok), but i thought it worth mentioning it as an idea to try.