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Old 03-30-2017, 05:02 PM   #25646
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I'm finally getting around to John Scalzi's The Human Division, fifth in his "Old Man's War" series. My immediate first impression was disappointment that the publisher had chosen to make Tiny Text the default; there is absolutely no good reason to make the baseline text size in an ebook 0.83em. Luckily, a few minutes with Calibre fixed that.
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