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I¹m at a point in working on JS3 where I need to decide:

 

Does GJ or JS3 use too small of type?

 

I use a lot of Accujen (Geneva) 9 point in my program.

 

Is it too small?

 

I¹m looking for gut level response.

 

I want the program to be ³easy on the eyes²

 

I have personally reached the age where I were magnifiers at times.

 

I am finding my own program too hard to read at normal monitor resolutions.

 

I am looking for input from the prols, the masses, the throngs. (Kidding)

 

If I get a bunch of good responses, it will really help me in my work right

now.

 

Responses can (and actually hopefully will be) short. Looking for gut

level, eye level, responses.

 

 

Richard

(Das Goravani)

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das - my old eyes and old gut saying that 9 point is ok...

but if you can program in an option then everybody (old and young)

would be happy.....

 

glad that you are doing some fine tuning :))))

 

love and blessings,

sabine

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

valist, Richard E Wurst <> wrote:

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>

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> I¹m at a point in working on JS3 where I need to decide:

>

> Does GJ or JS3 use too small of type?

>

> I use a lot of Accujen (Geneva) 9 point in my program.

>

> Is it too small?

>

> I¹m looking for gut level response.

>

> I want the program to be ³easy on the eyes²

>

> I have personally reached the age where I were magnifiers at times.

>

> I am finding my own program too hard to read at normal monitor

resolutions.

>

> I am looking for input from the prols, the masses, the throngs.

(Kidding)

>

> If I get a bunch of good responses, it will really help me in my

work right

> now.

>

> Responses can (and actually hopefully will be) short. Looking for gut

> level, eye level, responses.

>

>

> Richard

> (Das Goravani)

>

>

>

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Hi Richard (Dasji)

 

I think the fonts are fine just the way they are in GJ. Please DON'T make

them any smaller. I have the same problem of reading from the screen as you

do. Most of your users are likely to be people in the 30+ age group who

would be experiencing the same problem as you and I face in the next few

years so there is a good reason or not making it any smaller.

 

If you can include the capability to customize and make the fonts larger

without giving up aesthetics and functionality please do so!

 

The key areas where font size may be a real issue is when you have lots of

text such as planetary readings, etc. Even there what you have is adequate.

 

Hope that helps!

 

Regards

 

Prakash Desai

eSimplify, Inc.

IT and Workflow Solutions

www.simplifymt.com

prakash (AT) simplifymt (DOT) com

(818) 842-7470

Mobile: (818) 216-3459

 

 

valist [valist] On Behalf Of

Richard E Wurst

Monday, November 06, 2006 8:41 AM

JS3; valist

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I¹m at a point in working on JS3 where I need to decide:

 

Does GJ or JS3 use too small of type?

 

I use a lot of Accujen (Geneva) 9 point in my program.

 

Is it too small?

 

I¹m looking for gut level response.

 

I want the program to be ³easy on the eyes²

 

I have personally reached the age where I were magnifiers at times.

 

I am finding my own program too hard to read at normal monitor resolutions.

 

I am looking for input from the prols, the masses, the throngs. (Kidding)

 

If I get a bunch of good responses, it will really help me in my work right

now.

 

Responses can (and actually hopefully will be) short. Looking for gut

level, eye level, responses.

 

Richard

(Das Goravani)

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