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Originally Posted by dickloraine
I don't know of a single reader (app or device) that does this. Most tools for something like this do exist. One could for example use latex and render with it. Simplest would be to just produce a pdf with the desired look.
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LaTeX has one huge disadvantage for rendering: it is very slow. Way beyound the processing power of an ereader in reasonable time. On a fast computer it does not even work on the fly. Going from source to finished renderable output usually requires multiple passes. Pregenerating 8 different versions of the book should work though (to allow changes in text size for the 8 settings on Kindle). You will still be in trouble when trying to change fonts.