Sentences with phrase «many font options»

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

Experimenting with font options.

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

The Kobo Aura offers 11 font options, including Dyslexie, which was created for dyslexic readers.

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.

With various theme and font options, Sight highlights the source code of the website into a more visually comfortable form.

In addition, the more versatile font options and more consistent frontlighting system were what did it for me.

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

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).

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

There are also tons of font options to change the size and the actual typeface.

Outdated Hardware Faded text and weird font options $ 60 for a lighted case?

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.

Solid PDF experience Load in your own fonts Front light is really good HSIS scrolling is responsive Lots of font options Don't like page refresh flashes?

Normally when reading an eBook, this brings you to the font option screen.

Still none of these I believe are absolutely crucial aside from a mandatory screen size increase and perhaps more font options.

3) It could do with this upgrade to the font options.

New font options are sorely needed.

I agree on practically everything you said especially with a larger eReader and more font options.

Navigation is now achieved by touching the page numbers at the bottom of books or PDFs, which then brings up your scrub bar, font options, and so on.

Books have three font options and five text sizes ranging from extra small to extra large.

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.

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

First, this is no re-flow or any font options to change the physical layout.

There are 7 font options to change the default text, such as Times New Roman and Ariel.

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

Also no explainable memory, I don't think the customization text, and font option are as many as the Kobo Glo.

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

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

Also more font options would be nice, there are fonts on the Fire tablets which arent available on Kindle eReaders, why is that?

Larger size is mandatory so is more font options, I agree.

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

We look at ebook page turn speeds, internet browsers, settings, font options and a myriad of other factors that would be of interest to people thinking of buying or upgrading from their current e-reader.

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

2) Font options and font control.

The Kobo app actually works pretty well with E Ink but the font options are dreadful, with giant margins you can't get rid of — the complete opposite of Kobo's software on their ereaders.

Font weight control... more font options..

Samsung has a built - in app called FlipFont that comes pre-loaded with a number of font options.

Samsung has the most robust font options pre-installed.

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

Now we should all complain that we want more font options and a boldness setting.

If you tap near the top of the screen, you can access various controls like brightness, Wi - Fi connectivity, syncing, reading statistics, and font options.

The font options are phenomenal: You get 10 different fonts to choose from, plus seemingly infinite control over size, line spacing, and margin settings, along with center, left, or no justification.

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.

Way more font options and I really like the screen that I have on my device.

Things light temperature adjustment, font weight adjustment and more font options, more margin control and other enhanced features.

The letters appear a little darker and Amazon has tweaked the font options, so they also appear slightly sharper.

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.

Font options are virtually non-existent at this time.