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Old 08-17-2020, 12:52 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by raghiid View Post
I've always hated how when I increase boldness, the text shifts, making me lose focus for a second. So I upped the em size of the font (from 1000 to a proper 2048) and removed its hints using fontforge and it seems to have worked. With every boldness increase, the words remain static.

I used the old Bookerly v1.020, the version before Amazon ruined it. And I renamed it to DaltonMaag, the typographer.
One item with these fonts. The Regular and Italic variants show the Panose font weight as Medium which I changed to Book while the BoldItalic variant shows the Panose weight as Demi which I changed to Bold. The Bold variant was already set to a Panose weight of Bold. I don't think it makes any difference on a Kindle but on a Kobo ereader, it helps with kepubs showing the correct font variant.
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