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Old 07-20-2013, 08:08 AM   #35
Mathew Reuther
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Originally Posted by mmdigitalconnect View Post
Matt

You must convert your book using KindleGen command line instead of previewer. In both case, it will embed font.
I'll run it through the command line as a test right now.

[EDIT]

There is no difference. The results are identical to running the file through the Kindle Previewer. The file works fine locally, but the fonts are stripped after upload to KDP.

Thanks for the suggestion anyway. Always good to cover all bases.

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font-family was coded as per below; before uploading to KDP

p {
margin:0;
padding:0;
border-width:0;
font-family: "yourfont";
}
Perhaps you are having difficulty because this is against Kindle guidelines. You cannot specify a font in your default p declaration. You have to specify it in the body, or in a p class.

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