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Originally Posted by Scott Nicholson
Thanks for that, Dr.! I am constantly learning and experimenting, and I work for YOU, the reader, so I am always happy to adjust things. In fact, I am currently re-branding many things so I welcome any advice and tips. Box sets are trickier than other images to make look decent in a thumbnail, and I am actually redoing these soon to make them BIG and sharpen them up, so I will consider any advice and feedback and help!
I am not a pro designer or formatter by any means, just a scruffy hillbilly doing my thing! However, I do have standards as high or higher than anything in traditional publishing and I vow to live up to that.
Thanks for sharing the news about my work! (unless you are talking about the font style inside the book? In which case, that is wholly accidental--I would never do that! It must be some default code in there--thanks for that as well!)
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In the boxed set version, the fonts look like courier - the old typewriter font.
In the individually priced books, the fonts look fine.
OT: I enjoy your work and I'm currently reading
The Indie Journey: Secrets to Writing Success. I recommend this title to all writers and would-be writers.
Nicholson doesn't play games in this book: He tells it the way it is based upon his own experiences and belief system, and he doesn't hold anything back.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Don