Sentences with phrase «of tiny fonts»

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The ballots used such a tiny font in order to fit the long roster of candidates, along with translations in Chinese, Korean, Bengali and Spanish, according to Board of Elections Executive Director Michael Ryan.

The Lemoneira - brand Meyer lemons I purchased tried to conceal this information by writing in almost invisible ink of yellow on a green background, in teenie tiny font the following: Coated with Food - grade Vegetable - Beeswax, and / or Lac - Resin - Based Wax or Resin Coating to Maintain Freshness.

The Scribd app is imo pretty unreadable on a 5 ″ Android phone because of the huge side margins; when enlarging the tiny fonts, you have a few words per line.

This on large eink is a custom single - target app: Clean rendition of dense / finely printed 2 / 3 - column pages, filled with tiny font pitches and math equations that rarely are correctly and sharply displayed on eink with generic LCD - designed PDF engines.

So aside from pictures and fonts that are going to be clearly shown on even the tiniest version of your cover, you also have to have an eye - catching cover that conveys what kind of story it is straight up.

Adjustable pages Some of us prefer large font, while others are happy with tiny letter.

Compared to the 6 - inch standard, this Aura One gives you a spacier 7.8 - inch display that's also at a higher 300dpi resolution (or 1,872 x 1,404 pixels), rendering text nice and crisp right down to the tiniest of font sizes.

If the PDF was created from a Word doc with a ton of embedded code, the end result is likely to be a mess however if your book has tiny font with an unconverted PDF, what is the harm?

What is interesting is that the iPhone can squeeze the same amount of words onto the screen as the Kindle, however I suspect you will be squinting quite hard as you try and read the the tiny font on the iPhone.

Though the portable mode suffers from tiny font sizes and a lack of touchscreen use, this is a great first pass at the app and it bodes well for the future of streaming services on the platform.

The font is tiny, the workshop options aren't particularly well - organized, and the world map reads as a smear of color with no particular rhyme or reason.

If it isn't dialogue (which is mercifully legible still), it's in as tiny a font as possible and either pushed as far into a corner of the screen or hiding in interaction prompts that don't show up until you're practically already on top of them.

Tauba Auerbach presents a range of works on paper, from a tiny black blotch made by overwriting all the punctuation marks on a typewriter — something the computer will not permit — to a gouache updating of Jasper Johns» «0 through 9» in the generic font of a digital display.

The disclaimer is usually in tiny font at the bottom of the page, or hidden in their terms of service.

You may think that using two columns instead of a single page, widening your margins substantially, or using a tiny font are great ways to cut down on resume length.

Because they've been told that their resume must be no longer than 2 pages (a common misconception), they're left with a document that's so tightly jammed full of content, in such a tiny font, that even they have a tough time reading it.

Don't make employers squint at important details by using a tiny font and listing every detail of the past 30 years.

Try to avoid any large blank spots on paper, and make sure you don't have tiny, hard - to - read font in order to fit in all of your information.

Font is also worth a mention: some graduates, mindful of the need to keep their CV to two pages, will use a tiny, headache - inducing font to cram in extra informatFont is also worth a mention: some graduates, mindful of the need to keep their CV to two pages, will use a tiny, headache - inducing font to cram in extra informatfont to cram in extra information.

If your resume is jam - packed with information and reads more like your autobiography, and you've used tiny fonts and little white space, it's unlikely that a hiring manager will be wading through all of your data.

Lees says the days of a one - page resume are over: «It used to be that you used a tiny font size and crammed in the information to make it fit.»

The majority of hiring managers are over 40 and many of them still print out the top resumes for review; font that is too tiny (size 9 and below) is just too hard for most people to read.

The results are usually a two - page resume with a bloated header, tiny margins, small fonts, long run - on job titles and a lot of repetition, which a recruiter will not read.

Your resume should be easy to read — avoid tiny fonts, dense blocks of text, vague language or excessive jargon, and inconsistent formatting».

Job hunters who want to get hired in the aggressive market of 2009 have learned to skip objective statements, tiny fonts, and outdated, 1 - page formats.