Embed fonts in folio?

From the information on Indesign CS6, it sounded like you would be able to embed fonts in a folio to make text selectable and to reduce file size, but I am not sure how to accomplish this and I'm not finding any information online on how to do this.  Any help?  Thanks in advance. 

Hey Bob,
is there a tutorial good tutorial of how to use HTML in articles? If I replace my article text with "html-text" do I still have the possibility to work with paragraph formatting? Will the font be embedded?
I feel like this is on step to much, to create the article, exract the text to transform it to html an then to add it into the folio... Only to get type which isn't pixelated although maybe it coud be this way from the beginning.
Thank you so much.

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