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Originally Posted by kiklop74
Take a look at the attached epub file. It was produced using feeds2epub from command line.
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Yeah, the issue is purely one of the available fonts having the necessary glyphs, which the AdobeDE default fonts do not. I've attached a version in which I've embedded TeX Gyre Termes for comparison.
Calibre does not yet support direct font embedding, but you can use CSS tricks to make it use a font you just copy onto the via-USB-mountable portion of the device filesystem.
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Originally Posted by kiklop74
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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Ah, I see. It doesn't quite work that way. The encoding just specifies the on-disk format. Using Unicode, as long as the content creator and consumer agree on and support the encoding, the rendering software will identify the same characters in the input regardless of the encoding used.