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Originally Posted by JSWolf
That is not a very elegant solution. I'd embed the font and use Calibre to subest it. I did that for a single line of mirrored text.
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Yup, as I said, it's inelegant. But if it's a single quote (one-off) then it is A solution which avoids embedding and subsetting a font for only a few characters.
I've seen it used when inserting a different character/equation etc. within a sentence. Personally, I wouldn't use it in a sentence; I think that looks horrible when you change the background color unless the device/app supports transparent background, but it is OK if it is used like a blockquote.