Apologies about the particularly wonky letter this time. I didn't want to use lined paper because I knew the lines would overpower the pencil lettering (which I processed after scanning, to make it ap

Tried the sheet feeder on the flatbed scanner this time instead of futzing around with Notes.

On Thu, Feb 2, 2023 at 11:57 AM Moira O'Brien <groupsio@...> wrote: Jerome font.

Jerome font.

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I was also a bit unsure how to respond. Almost every day I write several words or sentences in QS as a form of practice/fun (and in Shavian to keep fluency in both), but usually the words won't serve

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Thanks to Nathan for the information on how to create a pdf from iOS notes app. Here is my last letter paginated in pdf.

Thanks Nathan - on my iPad print menu there is no share button - however, if I touch and hold "Print" then the option to save comes up. Definitely not obvious. The pagination is a problem, as iOS is n

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I should note for posterity that the above was written for iPadOS 16.

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While pagination often creates problems (it's hard to read text that's half on one page and half on another), whatever export method you chose for this has a different problem — the resolution is too

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Brad, Thanks for sharing the book. It's exciting to get new reading material. Animal Farm is a great selection. I added the epub to my Calibre collection. The title and author imported as Chinese char

That sounds great, Brad. Having new resources to exercise out QS reading ability and improve reading speed is welcome. And thanks for making the change back to traditional "TR" and "DR." Paige On 1/9/

Moira - that might be the issue with Unicode PUA characters that Nathan mentioned, or perhaps it doesn't like the embedded font for some reason. If his EPUBs have the same problem, then I don't know w

Well, that's awful. Would you have a look at https://github.com/adiabatic/qs-literature and let me know if you can view the ePubs there? I would assume that if you can see one, you can see the other,

Also, I find the use of "ch+r" for "tr" difficult to read as I, being a southern UK English speaker, most definitely visualise (auralise?? - is that a word?) the "t" as a "t" and not as a "ch", though

I was not able to open ePub either in my iPad Air Books app (iOS 15.6.1) or on my 2017 iMac running Monterey (OS 12.6). I just get a load of ????'s. The only way I can read is the html version and the

I don't know how widespread this change is, but it is not present in my American accent, and I was unaware of it until this thread popped up. Maybe it will become universal at some point, but until it

Might've been https://www.frogorbits.com/blog/. "‘translate’ starts with a ch-sound, right?" is right at the top of the page, and links to https://www.frogorbits.com/blog-spelling-disclaimer/. I was w

I didn't have any trouble viewing the ePub. Evidently Apple actually noticed that macOS Ventura 13.0 broke Private Use Area code points, and, much to my surprise, fixed it in 13.1. I saw similar break

You will notice that Geoff Lindsay points out that _train_ and _chain_ do not become identical: the [ɹ] “r” is still there in [tʃɹeɪn] “chrain”. What he fails to mention, no doubt in a desire not to c