font size is fixed (at least in Linux) and appears to be dependant on text being read. Font selection is limited to type, not size. Also use of system fonts, especially true-type
JBook finds the ideal font size to make the text fill the
window. To change the font size make the window larger or
smaller.
JBook's current design hinges on the fact that there is no
possibilty of left-right scrolling. Were font size
user-selectable, then left-right scrolling might be needed
and a whole host of new changes and additions would be
needed. (Most singnificantly is re-flowing plain ASCII text
without markup.) Unless there are lots of requests for
this, this is not going to be implemented soon. Of course,
if someone wants to add this feature themselves, please
contact me and we can talk about it.
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JBook finds the ideal font size to make the text fill the
window. To change the font size make the window larger or
smaller.
JBook's current design hinges on the fact that there is no
possibilty of left-right scrolling. Were font size
user-selectable, then left-right scrolling might be needed
and a whole host of new changes and additions would be
needed. (Most singnificantly is re-flowing plain ASCII text
without markup.) Unless there are lots of requests for
this, this is not going to be implemented soon. Of course,
if someone wants to add this feature themselves, please
contact me and we can talk about it.