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Originally Posted by Hitch
Emailing or sideloading a MOBI to your iOS device doesn't give you the correct file. You have to build an AZK file and then sideload it, hardwired via a USB cable, through iTunes, to the device.
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Ok, but I replicated the behavior with Kindle Previewer:
1. Save epub with calibre
2. Use kindlegen to convert epub to mobi
3. Open mobi with Kindle Previewer
I don't see my monospace fonts this way, but if I:
1. Save epub with calibre
2. Convert epub to mobi with calibre
3. Open mobi with Kindle Previewer
then it works.
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Originally Posted by jhowell
The reason that calibre conversion works in this case is that, unlike kindlegen, it converts any monospace font family to the HTML <tt> tag which is rendered in MOBI7 with a monospace font.
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That would explain the behavior I'm seeing. So am I just out of luck in hoping to get monospace fonts? Or is it possible to replace the mobi7 portion of the kindlegen-generated file with one I create in calibre?
Thank you both very much for your assistance.