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Old 02-18-2008, 02:07 PM   #284
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Originally Posted by nrapallo View Post
By the way, I didn't ask which one you liked better?

In summary:
The original BD version produced by you uses 'x-small' font.
The revised BD version produced by you uses 'small' font.
The converted .prc produced by my 'mobi2imp' uses 'small' font.
-Nick
I don't have an eBookwise or Rocket eBook device. I did download and install the eBook Publisher software, which includes an IMP viewer that simulates the display on Windows. Personally, I like the smaller (x-small) font better than the "small" font. How closely does the display on the simulator match what a user will see on the actual device? Does boosting the default font size significantly improve readability?
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