Thread: Declaring Different Versions of One Font
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Old 09-27-2020, 05:01 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by DNSB View Post
The error message is correct. If you look at the font, the font-family name is Volkorn SemiBold. To modify this, you can edit the font family name. I used FontForge but there are several other free options. See the attached epub which calibre seems to be happy with. Oddly, calibre internal check is the only one I've run into that complains about the internal font family not matching. EpubCheck does not seem to care.
It's not really an error. the way the fonts are embedded will work no problem. The fonts do not need the internal name changed.
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