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Originally Posted by jackie_w
No, they are two different things.
The FortForge stuff is done so that the Kobo will know which one of the 4 Bookerly .ttf files it needs to use when your book HTML specifies regular, bold, italic, bolditalic.
The Advanced Settings patch enables the Advanced Settings button on the [Aa] menu item for all your sideloaded fonts, not just the built-in fonts. If you select Bookerly then sliding the Weight slider to the right makes all 4 Bookerly .ttfs display bolder. Sliding left makes all 4 less bold. Whatever slide level you pick you should still be able to see that Bookerly-Bold is heavier than Bookerly-Regular and Bookerly-BoldItalic is heavier than Bookerly-Italic.
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Two very different things indeed then. And easy enough to do both. Thanks!