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Originally Posted by DaleDe
At one time the Apple viewer was KF7 but when AZK was released it became like the Amazon tablets, a dual reader except instead of KF7 fallback from KF8 the Apple Kindle reader is AZK with a KF7 fallback. It does not read KF8 at all. It is not clear why Amazon developed two formats but perhaps they are testing an intend to adopt only one of them in the future.
Dale
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DaleDe:
Yes--but in short, no fonts, as far as I know. AZK can't be uploaded at the KDP for sale; thus, it's a moot point. AZK's aren't generated for use, when the source (ePUB, MOBI, zipped HTML, whatever) at the KDP. As it only has KF7, for all intents and purposes, for a "for-sale" book, there are no fonts, as KF7 can't display them.
Not once the book is loaded for sale. And honestly, I don't recall seeing any fonts in any AZK that I've sideloaded, either--at least, not embedded font. (And for that matter, not even the fairly primitive, "sans serif here and serif there," from the firmware, either, IIRC.) OTOH, I freely admit that, given the limitations of the reader, I don't bother to test on it, unless we have an element (like the aforementioned text-boxes) that may present problems on the K4iOS reader.
Hitch