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Originally Posted by roger64;2507164
As it's usual for embedded fonts, it was of course not complete fonts but small subsets of the main ones. In each book I embedded the same four fonts: a special font for dropcaps (Linux Libertine Display), another one for smallcaps, a Regular and Italic one.
While the ADE rendering engine copes well with all these fonts and manages to display them precisely, Kobo's chokes on them. The only way I found to display my books as intended on Kobo is using PDF (I also publish each book on 6 and 9,7 inches PDF).
Here is [URL="https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showpost.php?p=2446592&postcount=219"
the link to these books[/URL] (in French).
I still struggle with this and would appreciate any help.
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I went through the Monsieur Mars and Madame Venus book and made a few more changes. I also removed the embedded fonts while I did some of the cleanup. Without the small caps font, I tried resizing the font to 75% which while not the prettiest does work but ran into an old issue with ADE when I attempted to use the text-transform:uppercase style so retyping the lower case would not be necessary. With ADE and Reader Mobile on a Kobo, that text-transform does not work. Renaming the book to .kepub.epub and using the ACCESS NetFront renderer, it does work. I've attached copies of both to this message.
Regards,
David