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Old 01-28-2024, 08:10 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Sirtel View Post
The only way is to edit the css, as already said.
If you don't mind doing violence to the author/publisher's choice of relative sizes, you can just add CSS in all conversions (in Look and Feel, Styling, Extra CSS):

* {font-size:1em !important}
or--slightly safer--
p {font-size:1em !important}

I don't use this, but for many years I used the the equivalent to make all text bold because Amazon's fonts in those days were all too light for me to use comfortably.

Once in a while, of course, it did really mess up the book.
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