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mingtian wrote:

FullMetalMaple wrote:

TheGenius wrote:Edit: Size 1.5 is readable...

What. The smallest I can read is size 5, and even then I have to strain my eyes a lot. My eyesight is horrible in one eye, though.

I feel sorry for you. Due to me using 3.5 font all the time, I can't stand reading anything bigger than 4.5 font. My teachers require 12 font and its horrible.

SAME. I am now no longer used to 11-point font in Word...

Why did they change the default from 12 to 11? That's just majorly annoying.

Changing it's easy. Simply click the font arrow, set preferences, and then click the default button to set default.


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paleonaps wrote:Why did they change the default from 12 to 11? That's just majorly annoying.

I'm fine with size 11. It annoyed me a bit at first, but I got used to it. I like how they changed the standard Times New Roman (which I've always hated) to Calibri.

Does anyone else (besides myself and Kokonilly) actually color-code their sheets?

I hate Calibri. Sans serif fonts in general annoy me.

aubrey048 wrote:

paleonaps wrote:Why did they change the default from 12 to 11? That's just majorly annoying.

I'm fine with size 11. It annoyed me a bit at first, but I got used to it. I like how they changed the standard Times New Roman (which I've always hated) to Calibri.

Does anyone else (besides myself and Kokonilly) actually color-code their sheets?

I color-code.

I color-code all important terms. It makes test-taking so much easier.

I've been using 3.5 Times New Roman, but sometime before state I'm gonna see if 3.5 Arial Narrow is big enough for me to read, as it takes up less space than TNR.

arial is the way to go it is much more readable than tnr

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