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Old 05-12-2019, 07:56 PM   #35
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It seems from this - entertaining - discussion that the majority of kindle peeps, at least those represented here, don't care what format the book is in. Maybe it's just me!

I like changing fonts for each book I read; using a handwriting fonts for diaries or letters, an informal font for comedy, and a heavy, dark font for gothic novels.

Perhaps this isn't important to others.

I'll continue converting epubs into azw3 for my own amusement. To load any onto mobileread I would have to strip the blurb and covers (nicked from other sources, probably copyright).

If newbies ever ask, "how do I use custom fonts?" or "why will only certain books use custom fonts?" here's me saying "I TOLD YOU SO!"

(Poor horse!)
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