Thread: Aura: font options for side-loaded content?
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Old 07-05-2013, 12:33 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by speakingtohe View Post
It is said that Kobo will always respect the authors formatting, but if this is the case why allow any changes?
Why allow any changes? Probably because there are quite a few ebooks out there that are poorly formatted. I have one I downloaded from the local library where the chapter number/heading lines overlap and the body of the paragraph has descenders overlapping with ascenders. I can't edit the book without breaking the DRM which I really don't feel like doing for this book -- I originally read it a few years back and have been reminded why I never kept the dead tree copy of the book -- a rarity on my part. The line spacing slider has been moved from the left side to increase the line spacing which is also a rarity around here.

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