I looks as though your CSS was okay for @font-face { } code but I didn't see a reference to use the "Georgia" font face. See the BODY tag statement in the example below.

A font family can be assigned multiple fonts for normal, bold, italic, and bold-italic text. (See second example.) If you want to use multiple font familes you will need to embed all the fonts in the file, which will make for a large, cumbersome file.

Example 1: Georgia font family

If you want to reference the Georgia font installed into the Sony PRS-600 root in a folder named fonts, then you would use this CSS:

This assumes that you only use the font-family value in the BODY tag. If you use the font-family value in the other tags then you need to either delete the font-family value from those tags are change them to a value of "Georgia". In CSS ensure you use the proper case as case sensitvity is important when referring to file names and value names.

src: url(res:///Data/fonts/ is pointing to the fonts folder on the ROOT of the PRS-600 (or 300 or 900).

Notice that there are four font files for the Georgia font wherein

• georgia.ttf is normal text
• georgiab.ttf is bold text
• georgiai.ttf is italic text
• georgiaz.ttf is bold-italic text

Not all fonts have four associated files, but Georgia does.

Example 2: Custom font family

If you want to reference multiple fonts installed into the Sony PRS-600 root in a folder named fonts, then you would use this CSS:

In this example MyFont font family uses Arial Rounded MT Bold, Arial, Arial Black, and Segoe UI fonts.

The following screenshots illustrate Example 1 and then Example 2 on my PRS-300:

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