Thread: Adobe Fonts Not All Handled Properly by Calibre
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Old 06-23-2022, 02:29 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by mazdaspeed View Post
In re-reviewing the EULA for Adobe Originals fonts, I must retract part of my previous statement. I'm not providing legal advice.

It appears the font is to be subset AND encrypted. However, it's my present understanding the encryption.xml file is not what encrypts the font. It would be good if someone could speak to this that better understands it.

In the meantime, until I get this understood, I will be de-publishing the one eBook that I just finished.
encryption.xml is what lets the reading program decrypt the fonts so they can be displayed. But you don't need it as you don't need the fonts.
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