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Originally Posted by HarryT
But embedding fonts HORRIBLY slows down page turning.
The only eInk reader which allows you to load whatever fonts you wish is the CyBook Gen3.
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I've been thinking about this some more, and it seems to me that if I burn new font to replace the existing, factory fonts instead of embedding them into the document, I can get close to what I want except that resizing is still rather limited. Its a shame that Sony decided to limit their on-device formatting so much.
I guess for me personally, instead of deciding how I want things to look up front at document conversion time, I'd like to defer until reading time as much formatting as possible (eg: paragraph first line indentation, size of margins, justification, hyphenation, kerning, font face, font size, line spacing, paragraph spacing, widow/orphan control etc.) so that I can find something comfortable to match the text and my surroundings, and the hell with what publishers want a book to look like
