What is the appropriate size for the font when personalizing a bible?
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It depends on the font style being used and the size of the bible but it should never be larger than point 16 (unless it's an heirloom sized bible, they usually get point 24 sized font) or smaller than point 10.
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Not sure. They aren't gunna sue you if you do. It's kinda ugly. Get fonts from here "ww.dafont.com"
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Use a sans serif font like Arial.\n\nSince one of your goals is to teach him writing as well, I would avoid serif fonts like Times New Roman because that is NOT how he will learn to print his letters. Arial or other similar sans serif fonts more closely resemble the rules he will be taught to follow for printing his letters.
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If you are running XP Professional....\n\nGo to your control panel/Display.  \nClick on the appearance tab\nThe third pulldown list is Font Size.  This should be set to Normal.  If it is not set it to normal, click Apply and Click Okay.\n\nIf it is set to Normal then click the Advanced button\nCheck the following settings:\nActive TItle Bar - Font size should be set to 10, Font should be Trebuchet MS\nIcon - Font Size should be set to 8, Font should be Tahoma\nInactive Title Bar - Font size should be set to 10, Font should be Trebuchet MS\nMenu - Font Size should be set to 8, Font should be Tahoma\nPalette Title - Font Size should be set to 8, Font should be Tahoma\nSelected Items - Font Size should be set to 8, Font should be Tahoma\nTooltip - Font Size should be set to 8, Font should be Tahoma\n\nIf any of the settings don't match what is listed reset them to what is listed and hopefully this will clear up your issues.
347376
go to "view" and then "text size" and then pick whichever size you like.
495567
On the top menu go to "View" then select "Text Size" choose which one you need. I have mine set on "Large" but can also choose "Medium" if need be.
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To change the font size in Quicken registers (and *only* in registers):\n\nEdit > Preferences > Quicken Program > Register > Fonts
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Where do you want to use the text?\nOn screen, with resolution of 800*600 and in printed form, the 12 point is suitable.\nOn screen, with resolution of 1024*768, you need 13-14 points sized glyphs.\nOn webpages you can use wide variety of font sizes, depending on the aim of the text. In this case you need to consider to the different resolutions above.
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Go to free fonts on the internet and there are hundreds of free fonts for you to choose from.  Do I get best answer for that please?
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If the user does not have a particular font installed on his/her, he/she won't be able to view it. So if you're looking to use a font that isn't common, it's best to provide a list such as:\n\n<FONT FACE="Times New Roman, serif">sometext</FONT>\n<FONT FACE="Arial, Verdana, sans-serif">sometext</FONT>\n<FONT FACE="Courier New, monospace">sometext</FONT>\n\nMake sure to list the generic "serif", "sans-serif", "monospace", "cursive", or "fantasy" properties, depending on what the default font is supposed to look like.\n\nAlso, you can change other attributes of the font. An example:\n\n<FONT FACE="Verdana, sans-serif" COLOR="blue" SIZE="2">sometext</FONT>
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just going by this, http://www.engr.umd.edu/~nsw/font.htm, it doesn't mean anything. it's best to change your settings to that font.
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According to this post, the font should be the "Melanie BT Regular".\n\nhttp://www.abstractfonts.com/forum/thread/31772\n\nand look this:\n\nhttp://www.cuci.nl/~nonsuch/free.htm
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On your desktop, right click, go to PROPERTIES, click SETTINGS and select 800x600 or whatever is right for you.\n\nThe smaller the numbers, the bigger the size. 1024x768 is standard but 640x480 will work too, though you'll have to scroll across to read.\n\n800x600 is your best bet.\n\nOR \n\nIf its just your web browser. Go to VIEW, and TEXT SIZE.
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In internet explorer you can go to the View menu and select "Fonts" and select the size you want to use.
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Go to view near the top of the screen, then look for text size. I think the best size is probably medium.
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Marshall Lee may be right.  It's not the font size that's the issue.  \n\nIt may be the font name.  \n\nClick on Format | Font.  On the upper-left window, choose either Arial or New Times Roman as your font.\n\nThese two fonts are probably the most universally recognized fonts, and no printer should have an issue with it.  See if changing the font name helps.
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I had the Same Same but Bigger font - \nTry this, it worked for me - \nGo to "View" at the top of your screen,\nthen click on "Text Size"\nNormal size is the "Medium" font.\nGive that a go - good luck