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Originally Posted by Hitch
The problem is--if you embed a font and subset it, having forgotten to ADD the soft-hyphen, then when it is deployed in use, beause Reader X has hyphenation, badda-bing, you get the ? or X or whatever that reader uses to shows to indicate a missing character.
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Not if the reader does fonts the right way.
When the CSS specified font does not have the glyph, then the readers should attempt to get the glyph from the font type specified.
Code:
body p {
font-family: 'Whatever Font without Euro', sans-serif;
}
If the Euro is used, since the font does not have that code-point, it would be fetched from the default sans-serif font if it has the code point.