[Cygfrydd]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

Where in the Reader do the fonts go so they don't have to be included in the ePub?

On a PRS-505/700, you can access the Reader’s internal memory like a flash drive; it should mount automatically when you connect the USB. On that mount, create a directory (I just call mine "fonts"), and put the fonts there.

You can then access them from your stylesheets by using something akin to this:

@font-face {
  font-family: BerlingAntiqua ;
  font-style: normal ;
  font-weight: normal ;
  src: url('res:///Data/fonts/berling.ttf') ;
}

@font-face {
  font-family: BerlingAntiqua ;
  font-style: oblique ;
  font-weight: normal ;
  src: url('res:///Data/fonts/berlingi.ttf') ;
}

@font-face {
  font-family: BerlingAntiqua ;
  font-style: normal ;
  font-weight: bold ;
  src: url('res:///Data/fonts/berlingb.ttf') ;
}

@font-face {
  font-family: BerlingAntiqua ;
  font-style: oblique ;
  font-weight: bold ;
  src: url('res:///Data/fonts/berlingz.ttf') ;
}

p {
  font-family: BerlingAntiqua, serif ;
  margin : 0 ;
  padding : 0 ;
  text-align : justify ; /* not working on Sony yet */
  text-indent : 1em ;
  font-size: 120% ;
}

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