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Originally Posted by charleski
There are plenty of fonts available that can be freely embedded without worrying about licensing. FontSquirrel is a good place to start, and there are many others mentioned in the threads in this forum. |
FontSquirrel indeed has a lot of nice fonts, but as far as I understand the licences, almost none of them can be used in ePubs. One of the licences states e.g.:
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You may embed the licensed fonts into any document you send to third parties. Such documents may be viewed and printed (but not edited) by the recipients.
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Every ePub can be edited and everyone can extract the fonts. Or is it enough that in the book is written that it may not be edited?