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Old 09-17-2009, 12:24 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by dpierron View Post
If the /sony/ebook/application directory could be mapped (symlinked) to user-space (any user writable directory), then it would be quite easy to put userStyle.css in an adobe/pfx subdirectory, and the fonts in adobe/fonts
On the Sony Readers, you can already add your own ePub fonts (ePub custom Fonts on 700 and 505), but without userStyle.css you have to add them explicitly to each ePub (and you can't do this with DRMed ePubs). The fonts go in the Reader's internal memory, e.g. in the FONT directory, and are then addressed as:
Code:
src:url(res:///Data/FONT/LiberationSans-Regular.ttf);
So, all we are missing is a way to add userStyle.css somewhere that is user accessible on the device.
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