On 2013-04-04 at 14:21 +0000, Ian Eiloart wrote:
> Just hold the home button while depressing the on/off button to take a
> screen shot on iOS devices.
Neat, thanks.
> I've found an example at "Example of macro usage" page 132/1182 using BookReaderLite 4.6 for OSX 10.8.3. Where it says "ALIAS_QUERY = select mailbox from user where \
> login='${quote_mysql:$local_part}';"
>
> If you play with the font size, you can persuade any of the code
> samples to crop at the right margin. But the example that I've quoted
> is a nice one because the line is already wrapped with a line
> continuation backslash.
This was page 168 for iBooks; I had to enlarge the font size 6 times to
get the sample to overflow, and when it did, iBooks wrapped the text
onto the next line, instead of cropping it.
This all teaches me that book readers vary immensely and any size
testing is likely to be inconclusive. My hope is that some added CSS
will constrain the renderers to reasonably sane font sizes, without
making life harder for those who need larger fonts to be able to read
text.
This also teaches me that I should stick to iBooks for reading, it's a
better product than I sometimes give it credit for.
-Phil
