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Originally Posted by Solitaire1
I agree, and I tend to follow consistent formatting when writing my stories. As an example, I use four typefaces: - Calibre - For Headings
- Times New Roman - Main Body
- Comic Sans - For text handwritten by someone
- Courier - Text that printed or displayed on a screen
Something I find an irritant when it comes to ebook formatting is combining a blank line between the paragraphs with a first-line indent. One is fine, the other is fine, but when you combine them one of them is redundant. |
Just use sans-serif for headings.
No need to embed a body font. Time New Roman is terrible for this.
For handwritten notes, just use italics.
For text printed or displayed on a screen, use monospace.
That way you don't need any embedded font that don't work and don't look good and for eInk will be terrible.