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Originally Posted by JSWolf
That can easily be fixed by subsetting the font. In fact, I suggest subsetting no matter which font is used. Calibre does a very good job subsetting,
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But as you probably know:
1. Amazon KDP often rejects perfectly valid books generated with Calibre
2. KindleGen can obfuscate but not subset fonts
3. Free font subsetting tools often also mess with other font data
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Caecilla has not actually been optimized for eInk.
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Maybe "optimize" is the wrong word, but unlike other ereader vendors, Amazon at least picked medium width default fonts. For example, the default font, PMN Caecilia LT
65 Medium, is a medium width font (usually
55 is regular and
75 bold) that also natively supports small caps and lots of special characters missing in RMSKD/ADE readers.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Caecilla looks like a cross between Courier and a variable width font. It's not all that nice. Charis SIL does look much nicer.
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It all boils down to a matter of taste. I like Caecilia.
