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Originally Posted by tuncaysu
hi folks,
using the forum i figured out a way to correctly render the characters in epub by specifying extra css with a new font (in the look & feel preferences).
however, i need to first get the news via fetching, and then create an epub out of the existing epub. is there a way to make the news fetching use the settings in look & feel?
thanks!
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You can use the command-line tool instead. I do this to add boldface css to news I downloand.
If you are using a windows machine, you can create a .bat file whose content is something like this (I've copied from one I use, you need to change the locations and such and put your css into a file; you also need to change ".epub" to ".lrf" and you probably should use instead an actual file name, like "C:\My Documents\Mine.lfr"):
"C:\Program Files\Calibre\ebook-convert.exe" "The Economist (free).recipe" ".epub" --extra-css="C:\Documents and Settings\Steve\My Documents\My Dropbox\ArialBold.css"
If you want automatic download, you can use Window's task scheduler to run this file daily.
I then just add this to my ereader manually. I think you could use the command line interface to add it to the Calibre library and have Calibre do the transfer to the ereader, but I don't know how.