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Originally Posted by slayda
Actually it depends on the size of small/medium/large plus the ambient light. You might the first part of the preceding sentence is facetious, but remember with BD for .lrf and/or MSword for .rtf we can make our own sizes. On .lrx or .pdf books we may be stuck with whatever size we purchased.
On my own sized books using BD, I will read with small in good light & bump up the size as the light becomes worse.
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True, as several have pointed out, but I think you were the first. I debated whether I should make it a "check all that apply," but I was more interested in if users *have* a favorite mode they use most often. I find myself formatting my BD files now into a size that I read in "Medium," and it's the size of the majority of my Sony acquired books.
But mileage may vary greatly, which is why I included the last two options, too.
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Originally Posted by HarryT
This is a pretty meaningless poll, since what's "medium" in one book could be smaller than what's "small" in another. Sorry, LaughingVulcan, but it's not comparing like with like.
I format all the books I create myself such that I can read them comfortably in "small" size. I never use landscape.
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Sure, they can be different... But I also find myself switching into Medium mode just out of default. I'm also wondering if anyone else finds most "Small" format too small in general - especially for content that isn't created by the user. I think I do, and it seems to be pretty consistent for me now.
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
When using Book Designer, I use 11point for the paragraph font size. That looks good to me at small. When I use html2lrf or any of the libprs500 tools to convert, I try to set the font size using the font-delta option to be close to that size for small.
When reading Connect Store books, I usually use medium as they set the small font too small most of the time.
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Interesting. I usually format my BD books at 9 or 10 point, fully expecting to bump it to Medium. I suppose it shows in the books I've uploaded, also.
And thanks to everyone else so far for responding!