Sentences with phrase «very font used»

Not exact matches

One can get easily confused, as the young earth don't is used very often here; although it is sometimes indistinguishable from the sarcasm font, I will admit.

The colors used are very out, and so are the fonts.

«They used more masculine fonts and colors in packaging and hired very masculine spokesmen, explicitly stating that the product was for men only.

At very first glance, it gives us the feeling of professional since it uses thicker font in consideration of their senior users.

He did woodcuts and the font we used is very similar to ones he made for Cecil Day - Lewis» books.

louder than a shell suit with shoulder pads, although weirdly I'm sure it's also a very similar font to the one used on a 430 Scuderia's bright yellow rev - counter...

Fixing the document with a set font size, number of pages, and margins for settings on a PC would prove to be a very poor reading experience for someone using an iPhone.

When using the same embedded font, the two devices compare very similarly, as shown in the video below with both using the Charis SIL ModifiedLarger font, which you can embed in ebooks using Calibre.

It is very likely that Ember will only be available on the Oasis for the next few months, as Amazon normally uses new fonts as a big selling point.

We used a very classic font and layout called Christie.

The reasoning behind this, according to Amazon, is to prevent authors from using very large fonts or only putting a few words per page.

Strong, very readable when using smaller font sizes.

E-Ink display: The display on the screen using E-Ink enhances clarity and the changeable font size gives it the feel of a real book, very different from looking at a computer screen.

Although there are thousands of fonts available online, very few of these typefaces are appropriate choices for book covers or interior book design, as they tend to be tailored for use by artists and graphic designers.

I've written many articles on font pairing for your eBook, how to design a fabulous eBook cover, and how to use InDesign to publish your eBook, but if you're still an eBook newbie you may actually be going back to the very first step of the process and asking yourself, «What benefits will an eBook provide for me?

If you're very particular about what color the text ought to be and what font it should be using and how wide the margins are then Stanza is a godsent for you.

For your $ 99 you get — 6 ″ eInk Pearl Screen, all the improvements learnt from Kindle 1 and Kindle 2, text to speech, very good usability, good operating system that's easy to use, lots of options for font size, access to Kindle Store (the best ebook prices and the widest range of new ebooks), same 2 month battery life as on the Kindle Touch.

We will try to use the same fonts or very closely matched fonts as those used on the cover.

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).

This will be used very soon in the DITA for Publishers EPUB transform to enable embedding obfuscated fonts.

I've written many articles on font pairing for your eBook, how to design a fabulous eBook cover, and how to use InDesign to publish your eBook, but if you're still an eBook newbie you may actually be going back to the very first step of the process and asking yourself, «What benefits will an eBook...

Comments — Esmerald deTrafford's downloading woes down under, Bruce Bouchard on Babylon Dictionary software, Vern Elmore on eBeam, Ted Inoue on Kindle version 2.3 fonts (click here for the one I use for darker, larger font on my Kindle - US), Craig Findlay's net additional cost to upgrade from a Sony PRS505 to a Kindle International is 20 pounds thanks to eBay, Alex Bowman looks forward to the next meetup, Craig Scarberry on Cory Doctorow, Al MacDiarmid's very bad time updating to 2.3, Peggy Poellot speaking up on behalf of the original Kindle, Blair Savin's sunlight 2.3 problem, and Richard Fischer on the Magic Catalog of Project Gutenberg.

His write - ups are much longer and use far less BOLD FACED CAPS, exclamation points and multi-colored fonts than Left uses, but I think his work is very substantive and worth reading.

The font used is playful and the logo is very colorful.

This bolder art direction was also implemented into the menu design: «We decided to use different styles of colours and very strong fonts to stand out from the previous games because we wanted to give a more intense feeling to fit the rally atmosphere.»

The Sony Reader is interesting - it uses no power to hold its image so only changing pages consumes any juice; it is apparently very clear and easy to read, and you can adjust the font size to suit your aging eyes.

As someone who's eye sight isn't what it used to be, the larger fonts is very helpful.

Beside time new roman Arial is another font that very popular to use.

It is designed very beautifully, with crisp display of information by making use of good font, bullets, highlights, etc..

Note: although you should use a simple, conservative font for your resume and avoid the use of excessive underlining or italics, it can be very effective to boldface your quantifiable numbers and / or percentages so that they «pop» on the page.

Make sure you do not use very stylish or fancy fonts which make your resume look unprofessional and also adhere to the font size.

Do not make use of very large or small font size.

If you are submitting your business letter to a very conservative organization, it is best to use the traditional Times New Roman 12 point font.

I love the font you have used and the overall look is very professional thank you I really appreciate what you have put together.

One can make use of good hues and graphics, that appear professional in order to make the resume look even more appealing but one should always avoid unintelligible font and gaudy colors since they appear very unpleasant and unnecessarily end up spoiling the recruiters view toward the applicant and also use resume templates.

A mistake is using a very visually busy format and design: Unless you're in the design field to show creativity, use a simple format, font and layout for your resume.

You could use other fonts too, but make sure it is not very different from what people used to see on a document.

• Pay careful attention to grammar, punctuation and spellings • Organize information in a logical manner • Keep descriptions to the point and very clear • Confine your resume to one page • Use simple and easy to read fonts such as Times New Roman and Calibri • Include as much work experience as possible, such as volunteer work and internships

The font style and color you use for your resume is very important, both to make it readable as well as to convey a subtle sense of personal style.

Use a 12 pt font that is very easy to read, never use fancy fonts as they are difficult to read and will distract the recruiter from the actual informatiUse a 12 pt font that is very easy to read, never use fancy fonts as they are difficult to read and will distract the recruiter from the actual informatiuse fancy fonts as they are difficult to read and will distract the recruiter from the actual information.

Use a font that is very clear and easy to read such as Times New Roman and try to keep the size to 12 point.

In addition, the font allows for only minimal wording to be used, with very short lines.

Posted by Brian McCullough Here's a very basic resume writing question: What font should you use for your resume?

Very easy to use and customize (change colors, fonts etc.).

I could not find a pre-made stensil I liked and I wanted to use a very specific font.