Thread: PRS-T1 Best font on PRS T1?
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Old 10-20-2011, 11:31 AM   #23
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This is probably a stupid question revealing my css ignorance, but what happens when you simply add body {font-family: Amasis} to the book's css file (without adding any @font-face rules). Does anything happen at all?

I ask because publishers routinely use {font-family: serif}, {font-family: sans-serif} and {font-family: monospace} to call for default serif, sans-serif, and monospace fonts. So I'm wondering if you call for Amasis or Verdana in the css, will the T1 know what to do? (Though not knowing exactly what the T1 calls each font-family -- e.g., is it simply "Amasis" or "AmasisSY" or "AmasisWhoKnowsWhat" -- is likely the first and biggest obstacle.)

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