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Originally Posted by stumped
What is a fake italic, and how is it different from a non fake italic?
Any set of 4 correctly named variants of a fonts will give you normal, bold, italic and bold plus italic. If copied to a folder which moon can use
Works for me with collections copied e.g. from kindle or from pc
If they are "fake", then colour me fooled. Look fine to me.
There are other threads explaining the naming convention, but it's the same convention as used elsewhere, so a simple copy just works.
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It's when, instead of actually using an italic face, someone simply slants the regular version of the font. Here, I'll show you to be perfectly clear:
See the differences between "young" and "Oof"? The fake (first one) looks like regular letter slanted. It's driving me insane.