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Old 02-24-2014, 09:22 PM   #11
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@SBT -- I'm one of those who use a graphic book cover, but I have seen some nice ones that were simply html text. A nice decorative subsetted font to support some fancy text effects could weigh as little as 25 - 50 kb. It's something I'm considering for future projects.

(yup, I know, I know... support for embedded fonts isn't all heavenly bliss either.)

@Lagopus -- wouldn't it be wonderful if all devices and software followed the same standard, and offered the same feature support? I usually upload epub only, but in two versions -- one with drop-caps, floated images, svg, etc. And the other without those fancy features.

Welcome to MR!!! Looking forward to seeing your uploads!
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