Thread: Help: missing embedded fonts after ePub3 transfer to Kindle
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Old 07-10-2023, 05:42 AM   #100
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Originally Posted by Hitch View Post
Yeah, but...that's hardly uncommon.

I agree, afaik, the ePUB devices work generally.

The far bigger issue is, IMHO, if the fonts are that important--how can you adjust everything for that, given that you have no way to "force" the reader to use them/see them? Tsk.

Hitch
You can put in a note in the eBook to say to turn on publisher fonts. But you are correct, there is no way to force it.

My question is...Have these fonts been tested on an eInk display with no added weight to make sure they look good enough?
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