Sentences with phrase «text size setting»

I'm using IE6 with the text size setting at «larger».

If you add notes to one text size setting they won't show up on another setting.

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At the time the referenced article was written, The Baymard Institute dealt with this problem by setting a maximum width for their text of 516 pixels which leaves an average of 65 characters per line at a font size of 18 px.

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Lee, an advertising director, set about designing a font that got «as much ink on paper as possible in a given size», ideal for advertisers getting their money's worth (or in its predominant 21st century usage, ideal for giving text on memes clarity).

Line spacing should be set to somewhere between 120 — 160 % of the text size.

If you set the indentation in points, InDesign will convert these to pixels which will not scale with font size changes and can lead to nearly invisible text indents.

As well as picking up each live text frame's size, position and rotation the main transparency settings applied to the text frame in InDesign will also be applied to live text.

This is so people using various ereaders can set their own options, change the fonts and text size, to make the reading experience suit their preferences.

Adjustable fonts — customers can select from multiple font settings, including large font sizes for low vision, and adjust margins to allow for less text to appear on a page.

The application features voice - guided menu navigation, large font sizes, high contrast reading mode, keyboard navigation and accessible shortcuts, as well as text - to - speech reading with adjustable voice settings for customers who have an external screen reader program installed on their PC.

As I wouldn't want it to be broken because I set the text size and unknowingly prevented them from being able to resize.

Liz breaks the process down into nice, bite - sized chunks: specifying the fixed layout, defining the size of the page, adding images, adding text, and additional settings to finish the ePUB.

I have my controls set at the default font size, but with the fewest words per line, giving a nice margin to the page of text.

There's the obvious issue of being able to change font sizes (my 56 - year - old eyes suck), but in addition: I like the compactness of the reading experience; I seem to be able to scan a story better (that is speed up and slow down the reading process); it's also awesome to set up a catalog of highlighted text with book apps; and I can jump from my phone to my iPad to my Kindle and then to my laptop, meaning that wherever I am whatever I want to read is always with me.

It's OK to embed special fonts for the chapter headers, but keep your body text and first paragraph text style simple; maybe just set it as «serif», but don't set the colors or sizes (except for 1em... and you can increase line spacing a little).

Also: runs on any Windows PC (Win95 or later); resize the pages, adjust the margins, set text and paper colour; text search for words or phrases; bookmarks; text sizes from tiny to HUGE; no zooming, panning or scrolling; automated direct download of selected PG eBooks, with index; internationalized menus (Spanish, German, etc.).

Set the trim size and type specs to whatever you wish (see instructions below), and see how many pages the text runs to.

Author Mark Z. Danielewski's highly experimental writing style is often compared to that of James Joyce, but his inclusion of graphic elements — sections of text printed in shapes, multiple typefaces and font sizes, certain words printed in color — have set his novels apart in today's literary landscape.

Choose from 11 adjustable font styles, 24 font sizes, plus exclusive text weight and sharpness settings to create a reading experience that's uniquely yours.

One day, likely out of exasperation, I lent a student my Kindle Keyboard, told him how to change the font size and set up text - to - speech, and let him go.

-- to change the font - size without opening the menu and the text settings, just use the same pinch - to - zoom gesture you use to zoom in a pdf.

More options than ever before to personalize your ideal reading settings with font sizes, additional boldness levels, left - aligned (ragged right) text, and new accessibility features.

You can increase / decrease font size, choose to move / jump to any page, search any text, change settings, switch to fullscreen mode, print any page (s), and more.

With ebooks, the text needs to be fluid so other people can set the size and style they are most comfortable with, which means you need to make it pretty simple and not try to add too much style.

A new setting option for display size lets you zoom the entire Android experience, not just text size.

The additional settings at the top of the screen, including text size and background color, ensured that we would be able to read comfortably without the threat of eye strain.

As for software, Amazon is promising several updates such as new font sizes and bold settings, a new accessibility option for dyslexic readers, left - aligned text and automatic light settings facilitated by built - in ambient light sensors.

When you first start using the Web section on your Kindle Fire be sure to try out different settings (tap the menu button at the bottom) such as text size, default zoom, auto - fit pages, and desktop or mobile view.

You can customize layout and font size and font type to your liking, and in some cases you can set the color of the page and the text to your liking as well.

At any time you can press the home button below the screen to navigate to the settings, back to the home screen, or change between seven text sizes or six font styles.

You want to have a larger font size for headings and subheadings than the normal text, but you want to achieve this by setting the font size within each style.

Formatting pictures centered on their own line and wrapped In Line With Text, with the size set to 100 % (by right - clicking the picture, selecting Size and Position, and setting Width and Height in the Size tab)-- even if the picture looks bigger than the page shown on the screen (just worry about how it looks in the downloadable previewsize set to 100 % (by right - clicking the picture, selecting Size and Position, and setting Width and Height in the Size tab)-- even if the picture looks bigger than the page shown on the screen (just worry about how it looks in the downloadable previewSize and Position, and setting Width and Height in the Size tab)-- even if the picture looks bigger than the page shown on the screen (just worry about how it looks in the downloadable previewSize tab)-- even if the picture looks bigger than the page shown on the screen (just worry about how it looks in the downloadable previewer).

Fire OS 5 also includes system - wide subtitle settings, adjustable font sizes up to 50 % larger and a variety of book reading text adjustments such as adjustable colours and text spacing.

On April 20, Sandi fared slightly better on the living room couch, citing about an hour of total tolerance to eyestrain on the iPad while adjusting various settings for text size and brightness level.

On the same theme settings, text was crisper and bolder than on the Tab, and we were able to get smaller font sizes and fit more on the screen.

Stanza offers a multitude of display settings from a wide range of text sizes, over a dozen fonts, and control over background, text, and link color.

The double - tap zoom method works the best, and you can even turn pages with it set and it will also follow columns in a two - column PDF, but the crux with it is that it gets messed up anytime there's a variance in text size or if there's an image at the top of the column or page.

Settings such as text size can be altered at the user's discretion, menus are clearly displayed and cleanly laid out, and the swiftness from which you can go from nothing to having your own portable library is quite something.

You can change a whole range of settings, including the size of the font used, and you can set a «dark mode» that changes the text background to grey (so it doesn't hit you full beam when reading in bed).

This feature will slightly increase the font size in the settings and a few other areas where you find text, like the names of your apps and music.

When you have an e-book open, tapping the screen brings up a set of controls, including text - size settings, a button for adding bookmarks, a button that takes you to the table of contents from anywhere, a refresh button (which resyncs the e-book with your Kindle, turning to the last page you read), and a slider control that allows you to jump around the e-book (along with a «snap - back» button that will return you to the last page you read).

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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 fText 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 ftext as my Kindle which I have set to second smallest font.

Surrounding the D - pad are four other buttons — magnify (using six type sizes), function (dictionary, bookmark list, bookmark this page, find, jump to, settings), rotate text, and back.

A block quotation (also known as a long quotation or extract) is a quotation in a written document, that is set off from the main text as a paragraph, or block of text, and typically distinguished visually using indentation and a different typeface or smaller size quotation.

There's also a font - sizing button in the menu that lets you resize the text and set the number of words per line without using gestures.

You can adjust the settings to increase the font size and fit the text layout to the screen by hitting «no distractions».

It can be used for shortcuts too, like increasing and decreasing text size while reading ebooks, and panning around a page when using specific navigation settings with PDFs.

Features include adding bookmarks, jumping to a page number or chapter with the TOC, adjusting text size (5 choices), auto - adjust to portrait and landscape modes, and you can set the pages to auto - turn at 15, 30, or 60 seconds.