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Although digital e-reading devices make for convenient reading experiences, not all can afford them. See if you have duplicate font sets for the fonts you are using.Digitization has only made books more ubiquitous and accessible than they have ever been, and platforms like Google Books and Kindle are cashing in lucratively on this trend. It's fairly common to see a document created with one font set, and then the system trying to display it with another font set of the same name but different source/foundry/mapping. Well, I can guess - it's related to embedded fonts, something I strongly counsel against for reflowable EPUB, and is probably because your system has two copies of the fonts installed. I'd suggest the issue is with something on your system, but I can't begin to guess what. It appears to open fine in Calibre although I am not completely sure I am seeing your intended fonts. Could you ZIP the sample file and post it again? I can't find a way to download it for viewing separately (probably an issue with my browser plugin EPUBreader). I can't seem to open your sample properly - clicking the link takes over the browser and shows an partial graphics page. That you are okay in the first two (nonstandard) readers and having problems with a standard one is puzzling.

A backup, almost as good and without that flaw, is Calibre. The preferred standard reader for evaluation (and use) is Thorium, but current editions have a code bug that causes font size issues. First, the Apple reader is nonstandard in many ways and should not be used as a primary test/proofing reader unless you are going to publish only to iBooks.ĪDE is an awful tool that should not be used for anything, even quick evaluation or proofing.

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