Sentences with phrase «much smaller font»

You have spent thousands of dollars on advertising your brokerage's name (your name is somewhere near the bottom of all the ads in much smaller font).

White settings pages with much smaller fonts (like Maps, Cortana, Display, Photos and more) are mixed with traditional black setting screens from Windows Phone.

Not exact matches

In fact, their theory applies to words on paper, too, but, as he points out, there are advantages to using small electronic devices: They're prevalent, and it is much easier to reformat font size and spacing.

Even so, it should be obvious, and I tried this out on a 9 year old this week, new generations, those whose eyesight will not deteriorate for a long time to come, those people can read prints I can't even read with my reading glasses, thus they could care less about the size of the font available in a Kindle, leaving the Kindle sadly to the declining Boomers, who are spending $ 500 on the average when they buy a Kindle, while an entirely new computer generation is buying this new crop of Netbooks that are full computers in pretty much all senses, but are even smaller in size than the Kindles, and smaller in price.

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.

You don't want to have so much text where you need to resort to a small font to fit everything.

Text is displayed very clearly and is readable even at the smallest font size (it fact when smallest font size is contains almost as much text as my Kindle which I have set to second smallest font.

< span style = «font - family: Times New So much so that Arthur Conan Doyle had Sherlock Holmes describe buy-detox.com as so transcendentally stimulating and clarifying to the mind that its secondary action is a matter of small moment.

Some of what we do to achieve this includes corresponding by e-mail as much as possible, (where unavoidable) printing with a smaller font & smaller borders, double - sided and on recycled paper.

Also, you don't want to stuff so much on the page or make the font so small as to be unreadable.

Choose an appropriate sized font; smaller than 9 or 10 and you'll populate the page with too much information

In your enthusiasm to impress the reviewer, you may end up squeezing in too much info in a single page compelling you to use small fonts.

Well, they go to lengthy resumes as well and they summarize everything by making their fonts much smaller but readable enough as well as they make sentences short too to complete all information in single page itself.

What happens is that people who take this approach will use small font sizes and / or try to fill the one page with so much wording that it becomes almost impossible to read, and for most resumes it sells the person's career short.