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Old 12-21-2008, 01:07 PM   #30
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Originally Posted by llasram View Post
The Reader LRF renderer actually has a different set of default fonts than the Reader AdobeDE EPUB renderer. It's possible that the glyph complement of the LRF default fonts cover the the codepoints you're using while the EPUB set does not. Could you post or link to an example source document?
Take a look at the attached epub file. It was produced using feeds2epub from command line.

Code:
feeds2epub --test B92
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Originally Posted by llasram View Post
Ah. UTF-16 actually uses 2 bytes for characters in the basic multilingual plane and 4 bytes for characters which are not. You must be thinking of UTF-32? Either way, what benefit do you perceive?
I was thinking that by specifying everything un UTF-32, assuming that the font is also unicode, we will have character match 1-1 and than it should display everything correctly.
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