Thread: Diagrams, equations and tables in e-books
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Old 01-14-2014, 04:05 PM   #4
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Chartwell font
Kobo shoud support the Chartwell font.
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This set of tools for easily creating graphs is conveniently disguised as a set of fonts. OpenType features are used to interpret and visualize the data. The data remains as editable text, allowing for painless updates.
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Kobo or Access as a member of the Readium Foundation should suggest this a wanted feature of HTML5/EPUB3 Reader. To be sure that it is fully supported.
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