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Originally Posted by guitarchitect
I tried doing this for Bembo (using the name Arial) and while it shows up as Arial in the reader (and is on the TypeGenius list), I couldn't get it to work.
I renamed the font files, and also opened the files in Fontlab Studio 5 where I went to "Font Info" and renamed the fonts. Shouldn't this have worked? Is there something I'm missing? Can you provide the step-by-step process for renaming in a specific piece of software, for those of us new to the world of font-modification?
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Same here, tried it and didnīt work. Renamed the font with FontLab Studio 5 but the Advanced TypeGenius button isnīt accessable.
I second a step-by-step description with the font editor you used. Or better: attach a working renamed font.
Kobo Touch
Model: N905 (a.k.a. old Touch)
FW: 2.5.1
Kobos original embedded fonts Delima and Times New Roman (and others?) are not present in the fonts list but are still present on the device. Some original fonts seem to be deactivated. Is there a way to fix/solve it?
Edit:
The fonts not showing are not in the font database on the Kobo device
(fontdb).
Code:
/tmp/qtembedded-0/fonts/fontdb