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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
Errm, the Kindle *2* supported OTF fonts. FreeType does. You might have to use a custom freetype lib to avoid issues/crashes, and may have to *rename* the files to .ttf, but unless they did something nasty on the Touch, Type1 & TTF fonts *should* work fine, and that means OTF fonts will too, whichever curve types they're using :?.
Some OTF-only extended layout features from Opentype might not work, but for basic Latin languages, that shouldn't be an issue.
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I'm a noob here, so most of these terms I don't quite understand. Thanks, anyway.
I tried to use MS-Yahei, a Chinese font which comes as the default font for Windows Vista and 7. It is an OpenType Font with TrueType Outlines as is described in the file. And it works like a charm.