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Originally Posted by Slevin#7
That's pretty the way it should look like, thanks for checking.
So I think, since nobody seems to have stumbled across a similar issue during their eBook coding time, I will leave it at that - although I have to confess, I'd still prefer to know the reason why^^.
Thanks to everyone for helping.
And for documentation's sake, the issue visually as attachment.
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I have an idea for something you can try. QT sometimes has problems with your video driver. There is a way around it that may work. Set the following code as an environment variable in Windows and then reboot and see what happens.
Code:
QTWEBENGINE_CHROMIUM_FLAGS="--disable-gpu"
If it still fails and the view shows the font incorrectly, try booting into safe mode and try the viewer again. If it then works, then it's something that runs on startup that's the problem.