In order to display text, uBook by default uses one of the following fonts: Times, Arial or Courier. They are sufficient to display documents written in West-European languages, however, some problems with diacritic marks may occur, when you try to use these fonts to render texts written in Polish. Here is how to solve this problem:

1. Select "Polish" subheading and klick on "PIFFontsTTF" link. They can be found in section "Goodies --> Language Support" subsection in the "Download" area within the uBook product catalog found in the http://www.gowerpoint.com web page. You will be redirected to the page with fonts, where you can download the font files by means of klicking on a link at the top of that page. It is also possible to download each of the fonts separately - just klick on one of font samples, that are visible under the "instalujemy" (let's install) heading.

2. After you have saved one or more of the font files onto your hard disk, you can copy the file(s) to the "\Windows\Fonts" folder on your mobile device. All what's left to do is to configure uBook in a way so as to enable it to display the text with the use of the newly copied font.

3. Start uBook and klick on the "-?-" icon (main program menu), then select "Options" and "Fonts". These options are visible at the top of the "Content" section.

4. Klick on the small arrow in the "Default Font" submenu. A dialog window will appear, displaying system fonts and fonts located in the "\Windows\Fonts" folder. Select the font that you want to install and press "OK".

5. After you have successfully loaded the font into uBook, you can find its name in the "Default Font" submenu. The font name is displayed in the size, which will be used in the text. You can change this size, by selecting the "Default Size" submenu, which is visible under "Default Font". Later, it will be possible to uninstall the already loaded font, by means of klicking on one of the names of displayed fonts, and then the "remove" icon (x in a square). This icon will be visible on the right side of the font to be removed.

Written by:
Adam Krzyzanowski
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