Thread: Percent vs picas (or mm) for Kindle
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Old 06-26-2015, 09:07 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Notjohn View Post
I'm told that the early Kindles will respect em measures if they are even (or will round them up). I often use 130 picas for a thumbnail on a web page. What would be the rough equivalent in ems?

(Or the equivalent of 20%?)
Just remember, anything you do with graphics has to work on a small 4" iPhone or you've botched your eBook and/or website. Now, as picas to ems, try a Google search. I have never used picas because they aren't useful at all.
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