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Old 06-17-2009, 10:50 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by siulayhumga View Post
I have been converting a lot of Asian (Japanese and Chinese) into LRF recently without problem.
I assume you want to read those in Sony Reader and have run Font mapper to add in the right font.
When you convert the book make sure you set encoding to utf-8.

ePub on the other hand does not works well. I mainly use carblire with the css overwrite. Most of the time the layout in the final LRF book are all mess up
What is wrong with ePub? Is it because the default font does not display Japanese and Chinese? If that's the problem, just embed the fonts.
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