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Originally Posted by lumpynose
I'm already futzing with the books' CSS to fix things like excessive line-height, non-default font size, making the text ragged right, and god-awful stuff like a colored background. I also delete any font stuff so that it'll use the font I've specified on the e-reader. I also fix it so that the paragraphs use an indent instead of a blank line. Embedding fonts is simply a bridge too far for me.  |
I do all those things too, except I make the text justified instead of left-aligned.
Embedding fonts is actually the easiest operation of them all, more so because my edited books are all in the azw3 format and I have to re-convert them for the Nook anyway, to epub. Embedding is handled during conversion.
It took me far longer to find the right base font size for my Nook books, because I don't like the default sizes. On Kindles I use the FONT_RAMP hack.