And a first for Amazon's ebook readers, the Kindle 3 has three
different font choices, the standard Caecilia font, a condensed version of Caecilia, and a sans serif font.
There are six
different font choices: Droid Sans, Droid Serif, Merriweather, Sorts Mill Goudy, and Vollkorn.
Font Choices: The Kindle has nine
different font choices: Bookerly, Baskerville, Caecilia, Caecilia Condensed, Futura, Helvetica, Palatino, Open Dyslexic, and Amazon Ember.
Font Choices: The Kindle offers six
different font choices: Baskerville, Caecilia, Caecilia Condensed, Futura, Helvetica, and Palatino.
There are eight
different font choices and a TON of customization to adjust the font size.
Whether
different font choices or embedded pictures or certain testimonials, etc., what do you think?
Not exact matches
I was shocked at how many pretty options they have, great
font choices, and even
different paper
choices!
Play with bold, italics, underline, a bold color
choice, and even a
different font for that word.
Included: ♦ New Zealand National Anthem - English ♦ New Zealand National Anthem — Te Reo Māori ♦ Australian National Anthem — English ♦ The Ode of Remembrance - English 3
Different Formats: ♦ Circle with frame ♦ Plain white paper ♦ Parchment paper Each set of paper is provided in 4 different fonts to give you and your students plenty o
Different Formats: ♦ Circle with frame ♦ Plain white paper ♦ Parchment paper Each set of paper is provided in 4
different fonts to give you and your students plenty o
different fonts to give you and your students plenty of
choice.
You get two
font choices and five
different font sizes (the largest is suitable as a substitute for large - print books).
Although I want the standard 6 × 9 black and white format, I am also hoping for a
choice of say four «standard» ready - to - use, ready - to - choose templates for the page layout —
different fonts, leading and so on.
Look at the
choice of
font, and how the question mark itself is a
different, probably serif
font to the sans - serif of the title and author name.
The Nook app give you a good amount of control over how you want to see your book, with your
choice of eight
fonts and give
font sizes, justification, and your
choice of four
different sizes of line spacing.
Other times, the cover
choices have only subtle changes —
different ink colors or
fonts for the book title, or slight changes in the background image intensity, for example.
You get lots of
font choices (as well as text size, line spacing, and margin adjustments), a built - in dictionary (for 13
different languages), plus a translation dictionary with five
different language options (it didn't work as well as I'd hoped).
4: In addition this should not be a blanket statement since you have a
choice of
fonts and each
font has a
different scale.