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Originally Posted by Uschiekid
I've not been following this thread very closely, but your post caught my eye. Does this mean that if someone was dyslexic they could use this method to make the whole ereader use a dyslexic friendly font for everything? Just something I'd store in the back of my mind if it *is* the case, as there are people I know who would find that useful, but aren't currently using an ereader.
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In theory it should work, as long as the Kobo isn't set to a Chinese/Japanese locale (which use different system GUI fonts) and with the understanding that what I said is true today with firmware 4.22.x. Obviously I can't speak for any future firmware.
Another thing to be aware of is that Georgia is one of the fonts used for fallback if the user's chosen font doesn't contain a particular special glyph. So when choosing a "replacement Georgia" you'd perhaps want to make sure it didn't have a very limited glyph set. Unless dyslexic-friendly far outweighs fallback font considerations, which in these circumstances I guess it might.