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Originally Posted by Terisa de morgan
It's not a square wheel if the only method involves much more software than you are interested in (install calibre only for subsettings fonts is like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut).
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If you go back and reread the OP's message, you'll see Calibre is installed and is part of the process.
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Originally Posted by roger64
These darkened fonts have been subsetted with pyftsubset (a part of the fonttools project) against the list of characters named characters330 which contains the 110 unicode characters of the joint EPUB (the list is produced by the reports tool of the Calibre Editor). The subsets are in the folder: "C subsets." |
The problem here is that Calibre's editor doesn't differentiate between regular, bold, italic, & bolditalic. So you don't get proper subsetting. You get get such by using the Calibre to do the subsetting.
So yes, it does seem to be inventing a square wheel.