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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal
1) No not really. Page margins are useful regardless of format. They can be used to control the margins in the reading application for digital formats as well.
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1. Perhaps under [Common Options] - [Page Setup] you could add PDF as an 'Output Profile' with the page size; the existing margin selections would work just fine
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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal
2) All fonts referenced in the input document are used automatically, unless they are not found on your computer, in which case the fallback fonts in that section are used. The only exception is the CFF fonts on windows because of limitations in Qt.
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2. So if the CSS specifies font-face and font-size then those are used in the PDF, not my options? I tried to eyeball the resulting PDF and that's what I thought was happening.
3. Out of curousity, why are the font sizes for PDF in pixels, and not points. I would think that points are more common for a 'paper oriented' output since pixels are more ereader screen oriented.
Thanks again for taking the time to explain things