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Old 05-18-2011, 05:16 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by paola View Post
Hi rkomar, just tested: unfortunately removing the line does not work, the font info is ignored - I presume Pocketbook does not know where to go and look for fonts.
One of the weaknesses with choosing fonts is that you have to spell the name exactly as the system sees it. Try using the "Configuration->Appearance->Interface font" tool to see that your font is available, and what exact name it appears under (including any spaces). It may not be "LexiaDaMa", but something similar like "Lexia DaMa". Using that exact name (with quotes around it if it contains spaces) for "font-family:" in your .calibre block should cause it to be used. You probably don't need the "@font-face:" blocks at all for system (i.e. non-embedded) fonts.

In the above, I assumed that you copied your fonts to the /mnt/ext1/system/fonts directory already.
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