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Old 08-05-2010, 07:39 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by citac View Post
No, it doesn't; the characters are displayed as question marks. I'll see what I can do with Sigil, it may be as simple as fixing the language encoding (I hope; checking Firefox gives me Central European ISO-8859-2 as a possibility.) If it's not, I'll leave it for later. I can find my way around html and css; it's just when I saw the "calibre_0.css" in your example I thought I'd have to fix the css with calibre. I have no idea why. I think with fonts I just need to create a font folder on the SD card and place an appropriate font inside; but that only affects .txt and .doc documents (.docs have tiny text, btw, and have to be zoomed several times to be readable, or I'd use them.) It's also a question of finding a suitable free font.

I have to ask, BV? Sips? I'm afraid I'm not familiar with those terms (Sigil-related?).
Sorry. BV, Sigil slang for Book View. CV, Code View
sips typo. snips
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