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Old 02-24-2014, 08:32 AM   #6
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Ok, this is my workflow:
  1. I open an epub
  2. I place a font-family entry in the stylesheet
  3. I add via "Import files into booK" the font file
  4. As the font file is not placed in the fonts/ dir, and no fonts.css is created, I manually add the @font-face entry in the stylesheet.

Using the "Embed referenced fonts" does not find anything, but I can understand that as the font I want to use is not located in the windows fonts dir.

@DiapDealer: Hmm, Did not used "New file (images/fonts/HTML/etc." before, but yes, that could also be an option.
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