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Catlady · 11-18-2010, 02:53 PM

Thanks for the advice. I've tried rtf, and that looks OK on the JBL for the single sample recipe I've created, except that then I'm stuck with sans-serif font, which I dislike and would prefer to avoid. Then I tried a pdf--making a custom size page in Word and using CutePDF--but for some reason in the JBL, the ingredients list, which was a single line per ingredient, runs together, and that's not going to work either.

I guess next I will have to try making the ingredients list into a table; maybe that will work, though I don't understand why I should need a table for this.

I am not frugal, I am cheap. I have been happily using CutePDF for years, though this is my first attempt at creating something that will read nicely on an e-reader.

11-18-2010, 02:53 PM	#8
Catlady Grand Sorcerer Posts: 7,419 Karma: 52613881 Join Date: Oct 2010 Device: Kindle Fire, Kindle Paperwhite, AGPTek Bluetooth Clip	Thanks for the advice. I've tried rtf, and that looks OK on the JBL for the single sample recipe I've created, except that then I'm stuck with sans-serif font, which I dislike and would prefer to avoid. Then I tried a pdf--making a custom size page in Word and using CutePDF--but for some reason in the JBL, the ingredients list, which was a single line per ingredient, runs together, and that's not going to work either. I guess next I will have to try making the ingredients list into a table; maybe that will work, though I don't understand why I should need a table for this. I am not frugal, I am cheap. I have been happily using CutePDF for years, though this is my first attempt at creating something that will read nicely on an e-reader.