How to embed fonts in ibook

Hi.
when I create an e-pub and i will view in iPad, the fonts will be sostituited by system fonts. How can I do to embed and view the original fonts in e-pub?
tks

I just spent a half an hour looking through the menus and Help and I couldn't find an option to enable that feature. It doesn't seem to be available. But, that doesn't mean it's not possible. There are certainly work-arounds, like printing your slide show and then choosing to save as a PDF. The PDF could be displayed with Acrobat Reader on any computer and the fonts would be imbedded.
-Doug

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