Thread: How to set up Android tablet for e-books reading
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Old 11-07-2013, 12:45 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by Faterson View Post
Try Moon+ Reader Pro, Byron. It supports custom fonts, there is a "publisher defaults" view, and you can selectively enable or disable certain CSS properties. It's unlikely to be a 100% perfect e-reader, but I love the plentiful display customisation options in Moon+ Pro, so when you read books in it, they don't resemble Notepad files in the slightest.

I especially love the background textures in Moon+ Pro. You can load your custom ones, too.
Thanks for the info Faterson. "custom" font support doesn't necessarily mean embedded font support, but it's definitely worth a try. The screenshots of the custom textures do look nice. I really like the one that looks like old parchment. If I can get it to support embedded fonts, I may just switch.

Thanks.

- Byron
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