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Old 04-10-2020, 08:25 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
But I'm the one looking at the metadata with that old fashioned mark 1 eyeball. AFAIK, calibre doesn't supply a handy tool to show me all the metadata for an ebook in a human readable form. Maybe, it would be better to say, I don't know of such a handy tool in calibre.

Hitting 'I' doesn't show me all the metadata I'm interested in. Such items as are fonts correctly identified and does the titlepage entry have the svg properties set. Yeah, I know. That's what epubcheck is for.
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'I' shows CALIBRE (db) metadata in full
content.opf (part of the book) contains the structure as well as metadata. embedded fonts is STRUCTURE.

Note the Quality check PI opens the books content,opf to determine fonts embedded. It does not enumerate which ones
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