Thread: Preventing Sigil embedded font files from user access
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Old 02-21-2015, 04:12 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by Hitch View Post
I must be losing my mind. I'm 99% sure that we never embedded Charis, and I don't think I remember seeing ANY that had it. I knew that Jon was Charis-obsessed (no offense, Wolfie, mon sweetie) but I just missed that whole craze. I guess I was busy embedding other things. My big font-embedding adventures, initally, were mostly for chapter heads, and that type of thing. AND, of course, typewritten notes, newspaper articles/clues, the usual. Now, with all the white-label stuff, hoish! We are embedding fools. (And no: I don't need to hear it, but thanks!).

Hitch
One reason to embed is that if you are using a monospace font and you actually want a monospace font to display on a Kobo Reader. The only way to get a monospace font on a Kobo is to embed one. Dark Courier looks pretty good. But any monospace font that looks good on eInk will do.
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