It also saw a change in the Echo's appearance, with a new shape, bolder typefaces and clearer printing.
He had a flak jacket on that said "PRESS" in large, clear print, and a protective helmet.
A smudged print may have only a few ridge endings or other points for comparison, while a clear print may have many more.
The first pocket-sized volumes, renowned for their beautiful, clear print and reliable texts, were printed by Aldus Manutius in Venice starting in 1501 with texts of Virgil, Juvenal and Persius.
It's ideal for early readers - clear print, lots of repetition, brilliant black and white pictures by Louise Voce - but don't miss out on this book's potential for the younger set.
Available as an "alternative interface" on Android phones, it claims to be "far more than a screenreader for smartphones" by providing big talking buttons, clear print, simple layout and choice of colours.
Pilgrim's Pride, a food processing company with a cute-as-a-button Web site, uses the reorganization header, but appears to be alone in writing in clear print, "On Dec. 1, 2008, Pilgrim's Pride Corporation voluntarily filed for relief under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code".
The Royal National Institute of the Blind RNIBB) has produced a Clear Print booklet, which contains recommendations for the production of Clear Print for the blind and partially sighted.
As a rule of thumb, look first for less complex financial products where possible, and always favor sellers that use simple disclosures, clear print, and plain English instead of legalese in their agreements.
Walk on cardboard and make sure you have a clear print of your foot.
