Sentences with phrase «not adjust font sizes»

You can not adjust the font sizes or typeface.

Granted, you generally can not adjust font size for scanned PDFs, but you can for digital PDFs with the Nook.

Not exact matches

I was only disappointed that the navigation system's font size is too small and can not be adjusted.

Not all e-readers offer the same flexibility in fonts so if adjusting the size and font style is important to you, check the specs before you buy.

Additionally, you can now adjust not only the font size but how many words you want to see on a line of text.

The iPhone app does not have a ton of functionality but will allow you to change the sizes of the fonts, adjust the font type or make highlights.

You can also adjust not just font size, but also font and background colors.

Changing the font size on the device only adjusts the size of the margins, not the actual text and formatting.

I can not adjust my type size or font, that I have found yet.

There aren't a ton of advanced features, but you can adjust the size of the font, change the font completely and share the details of the book via social media.

You can adjust the line spacing, margins, fonts, font sizes, and even hit the publishers defaults if you made adjustments not up to par.»

You can adjust the fonts, font sizes, and even hit the publisher's defaults if you made adjustments not up to par.

However, certain types of paper — like some newsprints — can actually be harder to read, and you also can't adjust the font or the size of a book, although some large print editions are available.

After some research into eBooks, I found that Kindle books do not have page numbers (the font size can be adjusted on Kindles or Kindle Reading Apps making page numbers unusable) so eBooks are measured by word count.

Unlike other e-readers, the Kindle reading pane is plain white by default, though the settings let you adjust brightness and font size, and choose a smooth sepia or black background if you're not a fan of the white.

Since different customers will read the eBook on a variety of screen sizes and aspect ratios, from cell phones to HD tablets, and since the customer can adjust the type face, font size, background color, and internal margins, you can't predict which information or how much information will show on any given screen.

The buttons jump you to the table of contents, let you search for a word or passage within a book, help you move to a specific page within a book using a slider (and kudos to B&N for including here just how many pages are left in the chapter), or allow you to adjust text options (you can choose from six not - so - different fonts and seven very different font sizes).

It left her unable to read regular print but the Kindle allows you to adjust the font size and so she doesn't have to buy large print books.

To me the various ways one can adjust fonts, margins and the like within the kobo firmware without the need for Calibre etc... and the superior screen size and display of the Kobo Aura One mean Kobo has got the basic core fundementals down while Amazon does not and focuses on extraneous sophisticated extras.

With ebooks, pinch - zooming doesn't actually zoom; it brings up a quick menu that adjusts font size on the fly by increasing or decreasing the pinching motion.

Tapping the center of the screen brings up a progress bar at the bottom and menu items at the top which allow you to quickly adjust things like font size (font face can't be changed in app), margin size, line spacing, screen color and brightness.

On the Paperwhite 3, when you choose a larger font size your Kindle will automatically adjust the margins, columns, indents, nested lists, borders, and drop caps to make the page as easy to read as possible.

Not only are there more fonts and sizes to choose from, but you can also adjust the weight, i.e., make it darker or lighter.

As well as you could also adjust the font size and change the font style all over the system default apps, which is something can be said was not available on the stock Android Marshmallow, but has been introduced on the Android N Preview Build.

«Education» and «Contact» sections maybe needs a bit more width / room for those who aren't keen to adjust themselves, often program names are longer / emails can be longer, causing some space issues without making it a tiny font size.

Be sure you are not wasting any space as well; you can adjust your margins, font size, and spacing to save room.