Sentences with phrase «with font options»

Play around with font options like Arial, Georgia, Tahoma, Verdana and Times New Roman.

Experimenting with font options.

Not exact matches

As you can see there are plenty of font options to mix and match together with your favorite zebra print too.

The LabelWorks gives you plenty of options with up to 4 lines of text, 14 fonts and 10 different font styles.

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I'm just sorry I didn't ask Dr. Kane about the inclusion of an all - text bolding option in the Kindle — plus a font optimized for people with dyslexia.

With various theme and font options, Sight highlights the source code of the website into a more visually comfortable form.

With the Kobo's preloaded fonts, you have the option to customize the weight so that you can make the text appear bolder.

With the exception of wider spacing and darker fonts on the Kindle Touch, the homescreens are the same, with the same sorting options, collections, archived items list, eWith the exception of wider spacing and darker fonts on the Kindle Touch, the homescreens are the same, with the same sorting options, collections, archived items list, ewith the same sorting options, collections, archived items list, etc..

Although authors can attempt to learn formatting there are many rules one must learn, legal issues with fonts one would have to resolve, and the greatest potential for error, so I highly suggest against this option.

The main advantage with it over Kindles is the support for ePub format and the fact that Kobo's software offers a lot more font customization options.

A tap at the top of the screen displays a full menu with Home, Back, the light control, shopping, search, reading options, font sizes, Go - to, the X-Ray feature and Share options.

Speaking of cool options, with Kindle you can personalize your reading experience with selected fonts, font - sizes, layouts and other formatting options.

The Kobo Vox comes in a selection of four contemporary, fun, new colors — Hot Pink, Lime Green, Ice Blue and Jet Black, giving a choice of options to reflect personal style, and delivers a superior user experience that allows users to easily navigate their library, scroll through books, and turn pages with a tap or swipe, plus personalize their reading experience with highlights, annotations, adjustable fonts and more.

So while the QuickOffice update will allow for editing Microsoft Word and Excel documents, the formatting options currently available include options to change the font type, color, and size, along with underlining, italics, and bold in Word.

Other additions that the update brings along include several new font options, better e-book text search while also allowing users to highlight texts with a single touch.

The front - lit display, in conjunction with the supremely excellent font augmentation options, make this a viable investment for newbie and advanced users alike.

You can actually customize the light / dark levels of fonts with a wide range of options to find that sweet spot.

Then there's also a micro USB port along with the option to choose from four different font sizes.

3) It could do with this upgrade to the font options.

You know, the one that also includes the Georgia font as it does on the Fire tablets, an update with more font size options and font weight adjustments?

I agree on practically everything you said especially with a larger eReader and more font options.

It has adjustable fonts with 8 text sizes, 6 font styles, changeable background colors, line, and margin spacing options it just seems so very user friendly at every possible level.

Although your reader will likely have options for adjusting the size of the font they see on their screen, starting off with a 12 pt or 14 pt font is recommended as these are neither too big or two small to be read comfortably.

I can't stand their styling with the Android app — huge margins, no alignment or spacing options, only two font choices — drives me crazy.

Speaking of advanced options, Kobo is the only company to balance general level options to control simple functions but it also appeals to power users with being able to control font weight or even the bright / dark levels of the text.

In addition, AMLABEL's interactive touchscreen allows for complete language and font customization, providing all visitors with their choice of language from a multi-language index and the option of increasing the font size for the visually impaired.

It allows the user to fully customize their reading experience, with options to change the font type, font size, font and background colors, margin, alignment, line spacing, brightness, display orientation and navigation control.

New features have now been added including all - way reading angles for righties and lefties, multi-language interface options, line spacing, built - in clock, adjustable font sizes and line breaks and even full picture support, so your favorite books will now show up with pictures.

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.

If you tap anywhere near the top inch of the screen, you'll bring up the Menu bar, which has the same controls as you'll find on the home screen, along with options to adjust the font, go to a specific page, bring up X-Ray for more information on a topic, share to Facebook or Twitter, or bookmark pages.

The main difference with the Kindle Fire's reading app and Kindle for Android app is the addition of more font choices and adjusting options.

Freda (the name is a contraction of «Free Reader») provides a wealth of options for reading EPUB books, including the ability to change type size, font, spacing, margins, layout and colour scheme, along with being able to customize the controls and gestures.

What I'd love to see from Apple js an e-ink reader, the ability to port previous ebook purchases to sync with the said e-reader, social media for e-book (iTunes + Goodreads would be so awesome), strong support for customisable dictionaries and fonts, and the option to borrow from the library.

The slider bars give you unparallelled customization options with your fonts, or the comfort light slider.

PDF reflow is an option too, and it works really well to increase font size while preserving the layout of things like images, boxes and lists (at least with the PDFs that I tested).

E-readers are equipped with options to increase and decrease the size of the font, which means that e-book files are designed to be «flowable,» i.e. the location of the text isn't fixed like it is on a printed page.

The Kobo app actually works pretty well with E Ink but the font options are dreadful, with giant margins you can't get rid of — the complete opposite of Kobo's software on their ereaders.

The text options are many, with six choices each for text size, fonts, spacing, and background color (choose among normal, a dark gray, light gray, butter, mocha, and sepia).

Samsung has a built - in app called FlipFont that comes pre-loaded with a number of font options.

From font choice and layout questions to working with ISBN numbers and printers (e-book and print), John always had options and answers.

Amazon FreeTime also provides personalisation options for children, with backgrounds and fonts being more favourable to a younger audience.

A simple finger tap redisplays the status, along with the menu options for bookmarking, chapter, and font settings.

Well if you turn that option OFF so it doesn't refresh on every page you will notice that upon reopening a book the font is thicker and darker and pretty much on par with my Voyage.

After playing around with them a bit, I like the sans serif font (which is bolder than the normal) with the medium line spacing option, on the 4th text size.

Kindle 3 in August 2010 is $ 189 (with a $ 139 Kindle WiFi option), there's really good PDF support, 1 month battery life (double), double the memory, much faster page turns, international availability, rotation support, the new eInk Pearl screen, and a dozen other improvements (especially in fonts).

Helping text readability even more is the K3's new support for 3 different fonts (normal, condensed, and sans serif) and 3 line spacing options — in addition to the 8 font sizes shared with the K2.

The font options are phenomenal: You get 10 different fonts to choose from, plus seemingly infinite control over size, line spacing, and margin settings, along with center, left, or no justification.

For good measure the ALA and the FCC should lean on Amazon and other companies to offer a good all - bold text option (if possible with adjustable font weights) to help readers who prefer high - contrast black on white.