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Originally Posted by NatCh
Excellent! Just remember the font is going to look a (whole) lot bigger on the screen than it will on the Reader's display....  |
Something I recommend, being a "younger person." Many people converting books to LRF have been choosing, IMO, very large fonts for the base setting, because that is what they prefer (and they may be a little far-sighted); something to consider is that fact that the Reader has a text size changing button that can grow the font for them,
unfortunately there isn't a text-shrink button for those of us that don't need size 18-pitch fonts. I swear, on the the largest setting I can read some of the books across the room. Not that you may consider this a big deal, but I prefer more time spent on reading a page than flipping to the next page to continue the action or when the PB-version of a book is 350 pages and the Reader version is 1000+ (really demotivates a reader who wants to eventually finish a book and sees that they have 750 pages to go!).
Sorry, just had to get a little input out there. Remember to use your resize button wisely.
