"The two factors that convinced me were (a) equal-to-print readability and (b) multi-device integration".
There is also the huge uptick in e-book sales, and although there have been some initial efforts to match electronic editions with print, improve readability, and so on, there's still an enormous amount of room for improvement.
Note that only a selection of the rows and columns are printed to improve readability.
One reader who noticed was wary: "My view is that the readability of print should be paramount.
The difficult readability of the printed original documents could not yet allow for the extraction of all information, namely the tonnage capacity of vessels, with conventional capabilities of Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.
It was printed taking into account its readability by older persons (font type and size).
Individual non-facilitated and guided self help should include printed or electronic materials of a readability level suitable for the individual based on the treatment principles of cognitive behavioural therapy.
Readability articles included readability formulas and how "readable" health information is.
Written and printed works must then be edited for readability; this task, which requires "lucky guesswork", entails deciphering illegible parts in the material, classifying it, and identifying possible changes made by scribes (and thus bringing the material closer to its "author's own").
With Griffo's cursive type as the base, the problems of size and readability were both solved; and, by increasing the normal print run to 1,000 copies per edition, the economics were rendered more favourable.
The booklet had a Flesch-Kincaid readability score of 7.9, meeting the recommendation of printed health information being less than 8 (equivalent to grade 8 or the 8th year of schooling).
