Thread: What is your process for testing an eBook across multiple devices?
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Old 06-21-2021, 12:37 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by davidfor View Post
Kobo do not supply a monospaced font. For epubs, recent firmware will use a font whose name starts with "Courier" if one is added to the device. This is what @DNSB referred to. But, I do not believe that kepubs do this. Or at least my quick test didn't show it.
Sad news, for us who like books with relevant type.
eg Cursive for hand (short) written notes. Mono-spaced for old typewriters or glass teletype messages....
Do I need a rooted device to use the Courier method?
If I embed a mono-spaced font, will it be used?
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