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Old 06-27-2012, 06:54 AM
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Probably I can match the font by looking in the book.

How do I match font size? Trial and error? Count the words in 10 lines to see if they match?

How about the margins? 1/2"?

The book will be published as is in the Word document.
Wider margins are best because they leave room for notes. Also a shorter reading line makes it easier to read. Many text books split text into columns to shorten the lines of text.

A general rule is to use serif fonts for body text and sans serif fonts for headings.

The serifs are supposed to make it easier to follow a line of text.
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