Thread: Adobe Fonts Not All Handled Properly by Calibre
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Old 06-22-2022, 07:25 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by mazdaspeed View Post
As for Encryption with Adobe Fonts. Per Adobe's EULA, encryption is not required when the font is properly subset. In order to even get Kindle Previewer to read the "Publisher Font" you must scrap the encryption.xml file that is generated by InDesign. Simply include a blank (header-only) encryption.xml file.
May I ask how you are removing the encryption from the font files themselves? My preferred method is to open the epub in Sigil, right-click each font file and set the encryption to none. When you remove the encryption from all the font files, Sigil will remove the unneeded encryption.xml file.
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