PB Font Size Question

I have started creating my first personal book. I have my normal text formatted to Times New Roman 10. When I create my PB, the font size is incredibly small. I have to increase the font size at least 3-4 clicks to the right to get my font size comparable to other open books.

What drives the font size used?

Regards,
Jeff

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George Somsel

I have started creating my first personal book. I have my normal text formatted to Times New Roman 10. When I create my PB, the font size is incredibly small. I have to increase the font size at least 3-4 clicks to the right to get my font size comparable to other open books.

What drives the font size used?

Regards,
Jeff

Mine seems quite acceptable when set at my normal settings for resources. Perhaps if you were to increase the size of the font in you docx file to 12 pt (which is what I am using), it might be more like what you want.

NetworkGeek

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/393730#Comment_393730

I seem to remember, and what I do, is build all PBs with Times New Roman font size 11. If you do, the default font size and selection matches the Logos default, and then you can change them through settings, the slider, etc. - in other words, font manipulation works just like Logos resources. If you select another font or size, you are in effect defining to the software that your resource does not want to be influenced by Logos settings, and things don't work the same way as typical Logos resources do. I don't know if this is still the case or it worked that way due to a bug, but I do find in my own PBs that if I use TNR/11, it all works just like Logos resources. Hope that helps a little.

fgh

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/393787#Comment_393787

I seem to remember, and what I do, is build all PBs with Times New Roman font size 11.

Hmm. I seemed to remember Logos saying TNR 14 is their 'standard'. And I was right[:)]: http://community.logos.com/forums/p/34561/259348.aspx#259348.

That's also what I use, and I still have to enlarge both in Logos and LibreOffice. [:(] (I really need to get around to buying some new glasses!)