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Old 01-09-2009, 02:43 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by delphidb96 View Post
Okay. In 'general' that may be the case. Howsomeever, if you'll look at the image I just took of my Cybook in an ebook, with the Font Size selection menu up and displayed, you'll be able to count twelve (12), that's right, TWELVE, distince font sizes for the particular font I have up. I could show you the same set of twelve sizes for any of the over fourteen fonts I have installed, but I'm not going to waste any further time on this tonite.

Derek

P.S. I'll grant that the smallest font size is too small to be comfortably readable for me, even when I'm wearing my reading glasses, and the largest just doesn't leave all that many words on each 'page' displayed, but it's quite a range of font sizes.
all ebook readers should pick up adjustable fonts and sizes.
Though i convert all my books, so i got the font and size i want (Gerogia, Size 7, read on L on my PRS-700 which is comfortable. but honestly M is too small and XL is too big let alone S and XXL)
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