Thread: Font-families and justified alignment
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Old 07-24-2012, 05:23 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by Hitch View Post
Errr...Actually, iBooks has a "standard" Palatino font, FWIW. Not to get twixt and tween, here, but...it does.


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well you live 'n learn. I'd never heard of it but then what i know about fonts would fit on a postage stamp - with a suitable font, of course

wikipedia tells me that it is not a free font though so I assume that means it cannot be legally embedded into a for-sale epub ?

is there a way to emulate ibook rendering on a pc or do you have to get all appled-up ?
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