I'd like to recreate what I see in the built-in viewer as best as I can when converting to PDF. The W3C Cheat Sheet is an open source tool available for Web developers. Mind you I saw a few posts here asking about the font behaviour but in the answers the name of the default font wasn't mentioned. So at this point I'd like to know whether what I'm seeing in the built-in viewer is a default font (Since there's no embedded font), and if so what is that default font.ĭoes the built-in viewer respect the font-family defined in the stylesheet at all? Or it just cares about embedded fonts which in the case there're none present it uses a default font. It seems the original e-book doesn't have any fonts embedded (checked by unpacking it), but I see some fonts are defined in its stylesheet. My problem is that the font is different when I view the resultant PDF in an external viewer like Foxit and with the built-in viewer.

Input format is AZW3 and the target I'm using is PDF. I just started converting my Kindle books with Calibre and have been stuck on the first book for several hours now trying to figure out font behaviour. Preferences/Common Options/Look & FeelFont - IowanIf the book comes with embeded font then calibre will use that font instead of the default/selected font.Fo.

Calibre font specifications