Sentences with phrase «font options»

There are around 16 different font options to increase or decrease the size of the font.

Other additions that the update brings along include several new font options, better e-book text search while also allowing users to highlight texts with a single touch.

It would be much better if there was a bold font option or a way to get it to properly refresh.

It is my favorite ebook reader for many reasons: external storage, not back lit, fast page refresh, many font options, sharp e-ink display.

They are also better for people with vision problems given the screen size and huge font options.

My only complaint is that I wish there were more font options.

This are by default, 7 different font options that will exchange your text experience.

What we need is medium weight font options on Kindle's.

The Kyocera DuraCore adds a bi-directional speakerphone and a large - font option for the phone's menus and removes the camera.

Play around with font options like Arial, Georgia, Tahoma, Verdana and Times New Roman.

Text Adjusting Options: The Kindle Touch offers the same exact font options as the earlier Kindles.

Dozens of accessibility options for differently abled players (including color - blind palettes, dyslexia - friendly font options, remappable controls, and more)

There are around six different FONT options too, so you can keep the publisher defaults or change it to suit your needs.

My disappointment with the Fire HD updates is that there is still no boldface font option on the Fire HD 8, while Kindles have the boldface option.

I assume that's what the original fonts option would be for (I'm too lazy to download, import, convert, and sideload everything anymore so I haven't used Calibre in a long time — mostly I just read library ebooks lately because it's my opinion that 90 % of writers suck at writing so I have no interest in paying for most books).

Outdated Hardware Faded text and weird font options $ 60 for a lighted case?

I did like Bookerly but they need to do away with Futura, Caecilia, and Baskerville and provide classic established reading font options such as Georgia, Charter and Times new roman.

While I would like to see some other font options, and see the names presented in sample text, much like how the font - size options are presented, I'm glad to see Amazon add the capability to change fonts, since that's a feature that Nook and most all LCD - based e-readers have had for some time.

This gives the obvious advantage to the Kobo Touch that allows you 12 different built in font options and the unique ability to load your own in.

There is also a bunch of new font options available; Baskerville, Caecillia, Helvetica, Helvetica Light, Lucida and Palatino.

Samsung has the most robust font options pre-installed.

There also will be larger font options and the ability to zoom in on PDF documents.

It talks about limiting cursor movement in exactly the way it's limited when you jump into Kindle Menus and the Aa Font Options Menu.

In addition to the new dyslexic font options, the Android app received a couple of other new features too: variable speed control and volume boost have been added to help make audiobook playback better.

Interestingly, Apple decided to put the Default Font options (Noteworthy, Marker Felt, Helvetica) here instead of in the app's settings like on iOS.

Kindles have less font options but they have more software features than Kobo's, including a vocabulary builder, X-Ray, word wise, multiple page scan, advanced bookmarks, highlights and notes can easily be exported, and there's the audio adapter for VoiceView and text - to - speech.

Thanks to those improvements, plus the flexible font options, Nook models now have the best - looking text you can buy on an e-reader today.

Just make sure to choose the publisher font option from your Kindle's font menu, and make sure to use the AZW3 format because it won't work with Mobi.

Still, one of the biggest complaints about Kindles is the lack of advanced font options.

One can print say Cyrillic text to the virtual PDF printer with embed fonts option selected, and resulted PDF file will be readable with Kindle DX.

The clean layout takes a back seat to your content and the perfectly judged font sizing and line - heights mean that your site will look great no matter what font options you prefer.

If you don't have it, you could buy it, or let the theme use the second font option (Trebuchet Ms) which looks great too.

And we're happy to see the app continue to improve its feature set, including Split View and iPad Pro support, font options for the article viewer, and the means to sync across Instapaper content.

A few additions would make it perfect: 1) More font options including font weight 2) More storage - memory is cheap!

Engadget says there will be seven different font options on the Paperwhite, including Helvetica, Times New Roman, and Palantino.

As you can see there are plenty of font options to mix and match together with your favorite zebra print too.

Dozens of accessibility options for differently abled players (including color - blind palettes, dyslexia - friendly font options, remappable controls, and more)

Although some find iBooks's font options too limited, I like the selection offered — particularly Palatino.

There are only 4 different font options to change the type.

Experimenting with font options.

New font options are sorely needed.

I also should add that you'll find «sans serif» and «serif» font options on both the MAC and PC.

The caps can be done either by manually doing it or by highlighting the appropriate section of the first sentence, going into your font options and clicking «All Caps».

Greater number of font options and a larger screen (but no increase in weight) are the top priorities.