Thread: Problem with double L's converting PDF to EPUB
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Old 05-21-2010, 03:32 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by TheFakeMoonMan View Post
Okay, fantastic!

I've successfully replaced the font in the EPUB with Fontin (like the guy used in his tutorial).

However, I still have the problem.

How should I go about finding a font that will work? Just trial and error?

Thanks again
I've found that the Cambria font has all the ligatures that I ever ran into in PDF to EPUB conversion and looks pretty well on the reader. Do a Google search for cambria.ttf if you don't have one handy.

Another option is to check dafont.com, they allow you to preview the fonts. Copy/Paste the ligatures from the PDF and see which fonts support them.
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