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JSWolf
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Originally Posted by Solitaire1 View Post
Based on my experience, although Garamond has been as a font, I've found it to be thin on my ebook reader (Nook Glowlight 4). A font I've found that works much better on my ebook reader is Bookman Old Style, which doesn't have the thin look of Garamond, while also being a bit larger than Times New Roman at the size point size, and the numbers are all the same height, unlike Georgia (while I like the way the letters look, the numbers make it a no-go for me).
Garamond is a terrible font for eInk screens. The problem is that it's used in pBooks/ It gets embedded because the publisher wants the eBook to look like the pBook.
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