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Originally Posted by HarryT
The best option is not to hard-code justification at all, and allow the user to select whichever form of justification they prefer.
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I agree that this would be the best option since it would allow everyone to choose what pleases them. The same ebook could be adjusted on the ereader to accomodate different screen widths since full justification tends to work better on wider screens.
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Originally Posted by Elfwreck
At 8-12 words/line, similar to paperbacks, full justification looks much nicer, and the extra spaces usually aren't distracting. At 4-6 words/line, which I sometimes use when my eyes get tired, full justification often results in annoying gaps between words.
When I'm making PDFs to fit my reader, I use left justification.
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Since I use a larger base size (13 points) I do the same when making PDFs for my ereader to avoid the large gaps between the words. For me, it provides the best-looking results.