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Old 02-18-2008, 02:23 PM   #285
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Originally Posted by DMcCunney View Post
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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I guess it probably depends on how old you are. The size on the screen of a pc matches in pixel count but the ppi is higher on the device than most screens. To answer your question I would need to know the ppi on your monitor. If it is less than 104 then the text on the device will be smaller.

The latest version of the tool lets you select for 3 base font sizes but the consensus of the manufacturer is that small is better which is why they changed it.

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