Thread: Fonts and font families
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Old 05-06-2013, 06:59 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by troll05 View Post
Hallo @ all,

as far as I know there are two different types of fonts available, either you have one file containing regular, bold, italics and possible other versions in one file (like most of what you get with your PC) and other fonts coming as a file family with one file for each style (e.g. PNM Caecilia).

Now I'd like to install the Caecila on my Pocketbook reader but it only accepts single file font types. Is there a way to merge the different styles in one file?
You have been misinformed. Open the Fonts folder on your PC.
You will typically see 4 (font) files:
Regular(may be just the family name)
Italic
Bold
Bold Italic
The appropriate @font<-> font-weight,font-style pair; needs to match the assignment
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