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Originally Posted by Ripplinger
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Most people however want their own preferred font even over the exotic fonts an epub might have embedded, so that's why we use PRS+. It's easier on our eyes, especially when reading for longer periods.
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I do too, as far as the main text is concerned. But sometimes specific fonts are used for titles, quotes, footnotes etc.
An example: I have an epub of "Art History for Dummies". The main text is in a font I don't like (Cheltenham), so I did an override and used Fontin instead.
However, the image captions use Univers. This font is better suited for its purpose than Fontin, so I want to keep the embedded font.
So in some cases, a mix of embedded + custom fonts is what I want.
I'm a very demanding person...
I hope this clarifies (a bit) my original question/difficulty. Thanks for the reply!