Summary of Modified Fonts - Page 41

Duke5127 · 07-15-2023, 04:43 PM

Here's Scriptoria, Literata 3 with Literata Book metrics

es_t_be · 10-31-2024, 03:44 AM

Hi, i was searching for a font for Korean alphabet. Which one works for that?

DNSB · 10-31-2024, 12:10 PM

The few times I've played with Hangul, I used Noto Serif Korean.

Waylander · 11-27-2024, 10:56 AM

Please could someone do a standard Bookerly font with added weight? Thanks.

JSWolf · 11-27-2024, 02:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Waylander

Please could someone do a standard Bookerly font with added weight? Thanks.

There is no need for this. Your Kindle's and Kobo can add weight on the devices. It's part of the system software for Kindles and Kobo.

GERGE · 11-29-2024, 02:22 AM

I did one ages ago, I don't have it anymore but must be somewhere around here.

There is merit to doing it, usually performs better than on-the-fly adding weights.

JSWolf · 11-29-2024, 04:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GERGE

I did one ages ago, I don't have it anymore but must be somewhere around here.

There is merit to doing it, usually performs better than on-the-fly adding weights.

If there is a version of Bookerly with weight added to it on MR, then it has to go as it's not allowed to be posted without Amazon's permission.

fogice · Yesterday, 11:07 AM

Chapparal Pro was removed, but it doesn't say why.

I've downloaded and modified a copy of it, and it is working at 99.99%. I've just found one nit that I don't know how to fix.

In a couple of books that have nested quotations, I have seen authors insert a small space between the single quote and the double quote. When I open it in the Calibre editor, it is identified as "THIN SPACE".

Chapparel Pro doesn't appear to have that character, and so it throws up a box with an X in it between the quote marks. If I switch to Rakutan Serif, it is displayed properly, so it isn't a Kobo issue.

Is there a relatively easy way to fix this? I have FontForge, but very little knowledge of how it works.

Yesterday, 11:07 AM	#608
fogice Addict Posts: 259 Karma: 49504 Join Date: May 2014 Device: Kobo Libra 2	Chapparal Pro was removed, but it doesn't say why. I've downloaded and modified a copy of it, and it is working at 99.99%. I've just found one nit that I don't know how to fix. In a couple of books that have nested quotations, I have seen authors insert a small space between the single quote and the double quote. When I open it in the Calibre editor, it is identified as "THIN SPACE". Chapparel Pro doesn't appear to have that character, and so it throws up a box with an X in it between the quote marks. If I switch to Rakutan Serif, it is displayed properly, so it isn't a Kobo issue. Is there a relatively easy way to fix this? I have FontForge, but very little knowledge of how it works. Attached Thumbnails

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es_t_be Junior Member Posts: 2 Karma: 10 Join Date: Oct 2024 Device: kobo libra color	Hi, i was searching for a font for Korean alphabet. Which one works for that?

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GERGE Guru Posts: 733 Karma: 5797160 Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Istanbul Device: Kobo Libra	I did one ages ago, I don't have it anymore but must be somewhere around here. There is merit to doing it, usually performs better than on-the-fly adding weights.