Sentences with phrase «margins of the text books»

The margins of the text books witness to a mind intensely involved with its material, Every question was thought through afresh.

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The margins are white space around the main text of your book.

The Kindle keyboard lets customers add annotations to text, just as they would write in the margins of a book.

The feel of a book is nice, and people like to scribble in the margins, but I would take digital text books over physical ones any day * if I could afford an e-reader big enough to read them on *.

On Glose readers can contribute to the books they read by adding annotations in the margins: discussions through text, but also photos, videos, and links to augment the content of the book.

By having wide margins (referred to as gutters in the book design world) and spacing, bullets and even boxed in pieces to highlight particular text, it invites the reader to read instead of taking inventory via a quick scan and moving on.

Both pieces of software have drawing tools and text tools that will allow you to circle errors, insert missing words, and make notes in the margins without disrupting the book designer's layout.

Publishers are no longer compelled to pack tiny text onto pages with thin margins to save thirty pages per book over a print run of thousands.

While perfect binding reduces expense, it also reduces the inner (gutter) margins of the book to allow for gluing pages to the spine, thereby reducing the amount of text that can appear on each page and requiring care in printing layout.

I have to say that I was pretty pleased with the results and apart from a few rookie errors in laying out print versions of my book (my bottom margins are a bit too high and close to the text) they don't look half bad.

At this time, we can not print full - bleed images in our black - and - white books because in these formats all text and images must fit within the margins of your selected book size.

For example, in traditionally and professionally printed books, large bodies of text are formatted with fully justified margins (as opposed to ragged right hand margins).

Early attempts at social reading focused on the sharing of insight and ideas about the text, something that was perfect for the academic market since it allowed students and professors to make comments within a user's book, much like margin notes.

It's a simple one: professional book covers always have a wide margin between the text and the edge of the cover.

The template download lets authors easily convert their Word Documents into the right size, automatically allowing for the spine margin spacing so that no text is lost in the center spine of the printed book.

The margins (the white space that exists between the text block and the edge of the page) vary from book to book.

Most of the books I read in the native Kindle app feature justified text, but some of the books in the Cloud Reader app appear to display with a ragged right margin.

This might include fancy fonts, drop caps (the oversized letter that's sometimes used in books to begin the first word of a chapter), justified text (meaning that each line of text goes all the way to the right margin), and so on.

Most print books use full - justified text, so that the right side of the text is lined up along the right margin.

* Annotation and Bookmarks: The Kindle DX keyboard lets customers add annotations to text, just as they would write in the margins of a book.

The unique Kingston University Big Read edition will include extras such as links, images, music and videos, as well as an in - text comments function that allows readers to discuss the book with each other within the digital margins of the book itself.

While font, margin, brightness, theme, text alignment adjustment and ToC access will leave plenty of rooms for avid readers to customize their best reading environment, the additional features will set Google Play Books apart from the rest of the pack.

Amazon's Vice President at Kindle Dave Limp, says that Amazon will also be giving students a bonus with their Kindle text book rentals — «Normally, when you sell your print textbook at the end of the semester you lose all the margin notes and highlights you made as you were studying.

Add annotations to text, just like you might write in the margins of a book, with a virtual keyboard that appears just when you need it.

When you read a paperback book, the margin closest to the spine must be bigger than its opposite to allow the reader to see all of the text when the book is held open.

Some of the most common mistakes authors and publishers make when it comes to interior book design include omitting hyphens, incorrect margin size, imperfect justification, and allowing widow / orphan lines of text.

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.

In the early «90s, Ligon exhibited Notes on the Margin of the «Black Book,» combining text with Robert Mapplethorpe's nude black men.

In his 1993 Whitney Biennial contribution, Notes on the Margin of the Black Book (1991 — 93), for example, Ligon paired images and text to satirically comment on literary and visual representations of the black male body.

Artists and books have a long - standing relationship, from the earliest «illuminations» — exquisite drawings that decorated the margins of early European texts — through books made by artists, and works that show the collaboration between authors and visual artists, especially compelling in illustrated books for children.