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Originally Posted by Valloric
If they're using epubcheck to verify epubs (and they are), then they're allowing embedded fonts.
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I haven't tried it yet myself, but what I've heard from others is that if you submit an epubcheck compliant epub with embedded fonts, it will be rejected as having failed epubcheck-1.0.5 even though that error message is incorrect.
From the Apple "iTunesConnect Publisher User Guide:
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Fonts
- Do not use explicit fonts, as it creates a bad user experience. Explicit font families should be used sparingly, for example, when trying to achieve an effect such as a handwritten note or for a section that must be in a monospaced font.
- Do not use embedded (downloaded) fonts, as they are currently not supported.
- To ensure that the person reading can make the font bigger or smaller, do not use fixed font sizes; use relative sizes instead.
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