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wallcraft · 07-10-2009, 09:39 PM

For font info, see Format conversion and fonts. Some fonts don't work, and it isn't always clear why. Your desktop PC probably has plenty of .ttf fonts on it already. Not all can legally be transfered to another device though. The thread Which font do you use? has some recent suggestions.

It does sound like DRMed MOBI has been removed. One way to tell is OK -> 6 Settings -> 4 About. If you have MOBI DRM support there should be a 10 character "MobiPocket PID" at the bottom of the page. You need this PID to authorize DRMed MOBI ebooks (including lending library ebooks). The same PID should show up if you connect to a Windows PC via USB and open Windows MobiPocket Reader.

You can download other firmware versions. For a list, of sites see EZReader Firmware.

07-10-2009, 09:39 PM	#2
wallcraft reader Posts: 6,975 Karma: 5183568 Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Mississippi, USA Device: Kindle 3, Kobo Glo HD	For font info, see Format conversion and fonts. Some fonts don't work, and it isn't always clear why. Your desktop PC probably has plenty of .ttf fonts on it already. Not all can legally be transfered to another device though. The thread Which font do you use? has some recent suggestions. It does sound like DRMed MOBI has been removed. One way to tell is OK -> 6 Settings -> 4 About. If you have MOBI DRM support there should be a 10 character "MobiPocket PID" at the bottom of the page. You need this PID to authorize DRMed MOBI ebooks (including lending library ebooks). The same PID should show up if you connect to a Windows PC via USB and open Windows MobiPocket Reader. You can download other firmware versions. For a list, of sites see EZReader Firmware.