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Old 05-14-2019, 11:04 PM   #2
tomsem
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Originally Posted by BookCat View Post
After spending hours looking for a condensed font with round a's and g's (the ones that look like balloons with sticks or strings), I settled on Futura Condensed.

Fortunately, the zip folder contained the regular, italic, bold and italic bold versions. I unzipped, then put the individual font styles into the font folder on the kindle, as per normal. However, all the styles show when I'm choosing a font when using the reader. This isn't normal; usually only the main font name shows. I think this means they're acting like different fonts.

It irritates if things which should be in italic don't show in italic. This has happened with other fonts.

I've tried with a page I know has a couple of words in italics; everything shows as regular.

Is there anything I can do about this?

Thanks lots in anticipation.
I think you are correct that Kindle is not seeing these as a single font family. I think you’d need to use a font tool of some sort to fix this.

It is not something I’ve been motivated to do: I just try a different font, there are so many available that work as is, for example at fonts.google.com.
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