Sentences with phrase «read tiny fonts»

Will they have to zoom in to read tiny fonts?

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.

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On the other hand, you don't want to try and put too much on there, and make fonts so tiny they can't be read, or give it a cluttered look.

I have some old classics that have a tiny font on yellowing paper, and it is hard to read.

Tiny fonts and / or closely spaced words make it difficult to read.

But for me, I just don't want to read skinny little magazine column sized lines (especially since I can not use the tiny fonts), so the most important dimension is width.

If I recall correct, the last time I transferred a pdf document to the Kindle (without converting) it reads on the Kindle but the font is tiny and I have to increase font size greatly which I dislike!

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.

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.

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.

This is often seen in inconsistent bullets, employment dates that have migrated across the page, and teeny, tiny or weird fonts that no one can read.

People try to make the font tiny; the resume template formatting can be very hard to read.

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.

No one wants to read a resume that is formatted with tiny font and no white space!

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.

A resume with a tiny text font and narrow margins is going to be a tough read for a hiring manager — even if you have the right experience.

If anyone is squinting to read your tiny print, increase your font size.

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

Unfortunately, I had to purchase the kindle version after buying the printed version because the printed version's fonts were super tiny and very hard to read.