Sentences with phrase «read in smaller format»

There are some who believe that the extra space between paragraphs is easier to read in smaller format, but I like to my digital reading experience to as closely mimic the paper version as possible.

Not exact matches

ePub support in comics reading apps that otherwise almost universally only support CBZ / CBR and PDF files because supporting the insanely complex ePub FXL format is just too much work for a small business.

I will perform a final read - through of your manuscript in search of minor typos, formatting issues, and other small errors that could impact the reader experience.

Formatting, proofreading, editing, cover designs, beta reading, marketing, and publishing are all small but valuable investments in your book earning you royalties and readers.

About a million of these bear smaller resemblance to today's average eBook, as they have been proofread and formatted for easier reading, search, and research, and many are available in various formats that include cellphones, PDA's, etc..

I have not purchased an reader in part because of the small screen size, and because many of the books I would like to read digitally are professional / text books which are usually larger format and not as routinely created in a digital format.

While I'm fine with the size, it was a little odd suddenly reading a continuation done in a format much smaller than the first (Princess Princess was released under Digital Manga's DMP line which has a larger book size).

An electronic book reader is a small, portable computer designed for reading books stored in a digital format such as ASCII, PDF, HTML, or another similar format.

Typefaces in PDF files formatted for 216 × 280 mm (8.5 × 11 inch) pages may be too small to read comfortably.

It's too small for reading magazines in their original format, which is one of the reasons you can opt for an «article view» on the device — which provides a single column of text, albeit one that doesn't take up the full screen real estate.

Every new reading device is in the small format.

A relatively inexpensive reader, capable of reading multiple file formats, ebooks that are significantly cheaper than their print counterparts — with those elements in place, more people would use ebooks more often, and the publishers still would do print runs (smaller ones, probably) to accomodate that change (and save trees, as well as their own money).

This makes reading a comic slightly difficult on a smaller iOS device like an iPhone or iPod touch; in portrait mode on an iPad, however, the format shines.

However, the smaller size of the Kindle Fire screens and the inflexibility of reading options in this format make it a less desirable option for non-fiction fixed layout content.

So If you want to read nontechnical pdf's and many other formats in a small factor pocketbook HD 2 (with RGB lighting) is probably the best.

A bag about formats, the smallest pocket fits a mass market paperback, the largest pocket is sized for LPs, and the two pockets in between each fit electronic reading devices.

An easy - to - read format enables them to read your whole resume rather than a small portion in that 20 seconds.

Most experts agree that resumes get little more than a 10 - second scan so using formatting that is too fancy, hard to read or includes small font sizes isn't in your best interest.

This means your info has to be neatly presented, easy to read, and digestible in a number of formats (paper, digital, large screen, small screen).

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