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Originally Posted by RAH
I think that the Nook should detect this situation (it seems like it must know it!), and grey out the font choices, as I seem to remember seeing with some PDFs.
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That seems reasonable, but the thing is that NOOK doesn't know if
all of the text in the e-book is in the embedded font. So it has to give you a choice of fonts in case it comes across some text that isn't forced.
(Example: a math e-book might use the changeable fonts for most text, but include an embedded Greek font which is occasionally used for Greek letters.)
NOOK
never gives you a font choice for PDFs. They either use the embedded fonts or Light Classic.