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Originally Posted by Ripplinger
The biggest advantage to PRS+ is being able to use your own fonts usually without having to convert the book. If the book has embedded fonts, sometimes that can be stubborn to override, but I've really not run into many books where just changing the .css file on the reader didn't change the font. You create a .css file for each font you want on the reader and just switch the font by changing which .css file is used.
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Does this mean that, assuming you created a .css file for 3 different fonts, you can change to any of those 3 fonts while you are reading, without plugging the ereader into your PC?
Is there a step-by-step guide for creating the .css files and how to switch fonts while using the reader? I currently convert each book using the "extra css" option in Calibre. This works fine but if I wanted to change the font, I would have to re-convert and re-download the books to the reader. I like the idea of being able to change font, such as to a serif font if I am in a serif mood, while reading.
I appreciate those of you who know what you are doing helping those of us who don't.
ElsieC