There is a way to
change font type and size to whatever you want for DRM free ebooks for the Sony PRS - 350, but it does involve manually modifying the book's CSS file, or adding some extra CSS code using Calibre.
The Novel's ebook reader offers some good features but lacks any customizing options, no way to set margins,
change font type, or customize font or background color.
You can also
change the font type.
The main difference with ebooks using the Adobe Reader is that you can't
change the font type, spacing, margins, etc., like with FBReader; you're stuck with the standard font and publishers» layouts.
Note: You can not
change font type with PDF files.
You can
change font type with certain formats, but there is no ability to change EPUB fonts.
The main difference with ebooks using the Adobe Viewer is that you can't
change the font type, spacing, margins, etc., like with FBReader; you're stuck with the standard font and publishers» layouts.
The ability to
change font type is an advanced feature that many other ereaders don't have.
The font sizes are the same across all three new Sony Readers and seem best - fitted on the PRS - 950's larger screen, but there aren't any options to
change font type or change line spacing or any other customizing options that many other ereaders offer.
You can
change font type and font size for DRM free ebooks, but it does involve a little technical work to manually modify the book's CSS file with Calibre and add fonts to the Sony PRS - 950's root folder.
Some features include: SD memory card slot, 512 MB,
change font type while reading, supports audio and image files.
It allows the user to fully customize their reading experience, with options to
change the font type, font size, font and background colors, margin, alignment, line spacing, brightness, display orientation and navigation control.
You have the freedom to
change the font type to around 12 different options, and there are 24 options to change the size.
You can also
change your font type, size and many other options to change the size of your text within a book.
You can
change the font type or the font size and there are two other tabs which lets you configure the linespacing, margins and how much text is displayed on the screen.
You can adjust how small or large it is, and depending on the reading device or app you use, you can often
change font type, font weight, text alignment, spacing — and with tools like Calibre you can pretty much format an ebook any way you want if you're determined to do so.
The standard eBook does not let
you change the font type or line spacing, but does let you make notes, highlights and change the size of the font.
It gives you many cool options to
change the font type, line spacing, margins and font size.
So while the QuickOffice update will allow for editing Microsoft Word and Excel documents, the formatting options currently available include options to
change the font type, color, and size, along with underlining, italics, and bold in Word.
There is no option to actually
change the font type, say from Ariel to Times New Roman.
There are options to change the size of the font,
change the font type completely or adjust the line spacing or margins.
You have a eight different options to increase or decrease the size of the fonts and a number of options to
change the font type completely.
For children with special needs, it's incredibly useful to be able to
change font type, size and colour to enable them to view text differently.
You can carry this over to your eLearning course design by
changing the font type.
More advanced users will love Android Apps, but may be disappointed they can't
change their font types or line - spacing.
In addition to that, 41 % reported that being able to look up words they don't know makes reading easier, and over 50 % were enamored with
changing the font types and sizes.
The Kindle Fire comes with a solid set of reading tools that offers very good controls for
changing font type and size, line spacing, margins and what Kindle calls color mode — three selections that let you change whether you want dark characters against a light background or light characters against a dark background, and the contrast level.
It provides added options which include highlighting or even sharing passages,
changing font types, or column width etc..
One thing I've noticed, however, is that the Sony PRS - 350 uses a thinner font than the Kindle, so the effect isn't as good, and Sony still hasn't added an option for
changing font type.
When reading a book if you tap at the top of the text you get further options which allow you to
change font types or sizes, line spacing, margins etc, a Go To option where you can select a word or a page number and a share option.
You can also
change font types if you copy font files to the device.
Not exact matches
The user can
type out the text, and then tap the button at the top to
change the
font to styles including Modern, Neon, Typewriter, and Strong.
Add bold
type and
font size
changes here and there, done.
Ps I cant see what on earth Im
typing, this tiny light grey
font on a white backgroudn is invisible and anightmare on the eyes PLEASE consider
changing it
-- simple and easy to read is always better — use the rule of 3: no more than 3 colors, 3
fonts, or 3 sizes of
type — utilize a consistent palette of colors that don't clash — make sure there is a strong contrast between the text and the background — keep it consistent (different pages shouldn't feel like a different site)-- keep in mind that most visitors scan websites from left to right (so consider placing important information on the left side)-- make your logo link back to the homepage — have links
change color when you hover over them
I showed them how to
type text,
change the
font and size, take pictures and movies, add sound, and
change the page colour.
You can think of the Inkcase Plus as a dumb terminal, when you are reading there is no options to increase the size of the
font,
change the
font -
type or augment the linespacing.
There is no way to
change the
font -
type, only the
font size.
Your standard eBook looks really crisp, lots of great functions in iBooks to
change the
font size,
font type and lots of advanced highlight features.
Type size can be enlarged, and a few models also allow
fonts to be
changed.
If you have ever used a Kobo e-reader, likely you are familiar with the ability to
change the
type of
font you want your e-Book to use.
There are plenty of advanced features to allow you to
change the size of the
font (8) and
change the
font -
type completely (6).
«Scrapping as fast as they can» is actually an understatement since they are openly * hostile * these days to jailbreaking /
changing fonts / KoReader — CoolReader / Active content / offering ANY
type of typography control (gamma, line spacing, margins, etc); even going so far as to prevent customers from installing earlier firmware updates once Amazon (stealthily) sends them the 5.6.1 update which has not (can not?)
This app provides a number of options, such as
changing the line spacing,
font size and
font type.
You can
change the margins, line spacing, background color, size of the
font, or
font type.
If you want to
change the
font size, line space, margins or
font type, you simply have to hold your finger in the middle of the screen.
The EPD is great, I can have my books collection with me and read for hours, and the battery barely drains, it's almost like reading a real book, the only difference is that you don't have the smell of the paper and you can
change font size and
type;p, just wish they release the Android Marshmallowm because right now the latest Android OS is Lollipop and that was the worst Android version ever.
You can
change your
fonts and margins by about 16 different levels and can select from 4 of the
font types.
It lacks basic functionality such as
changing the linespacing or
font type.
Customization options include
changing the background color,
font size,
font type and access the dictionary.