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Originally Posted by Oliva
Thanks for all your answers. I found out that, sometimes, fonts that prohibit embedding, do allow using the font for cover images which is then covered by the desktop license. It's dangerous to generalize, though.
I know that text as images should be used only as the last resort. I would only do it for aesthetic effect on chapter starting pages (a decorative glyph > SVG), for scene dividers, for the raised cap for the first paragraph in the chapter, or for the words "The end" on the last page.
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The only time you hae to do the ext as a graphic is for Mono that doesn't support embedded fonts. There's no other reason. What you want to do can be done in SVG.