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2009-07-21
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i did those steps and now fbreader is not running
it is appearing for a second then it is disappearing.
also it seems encoding problem is not solved
i installed a turkish font and i choosed it from style/font/base
but still same
I work with a little known foreign language. It uses mostly a roman alphabet, but we use a barred-i in the place of a back accented a in our unicode fonts. Is there anyway to edit the font that FBReader uses so that I can change the back accented a (à) to a barred i? Or is there anyway to have FBReader use my font (a TTF) in place of the one it uses?
That way I could use FBReader to read documents I've written in the language.
Also is there a way to increase and or decrease the size of the font used in FBReader?
Thanks