1 Cubic Centimeter = 0.0021133764189 US Fluid Pint The symbol is “pt”.

0.2116668 cm

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4 feet 0 inches	= 121.92 centimeters
5 feet 0 inches	= 152.40 centimeters
5 feet 1 inches	= 154.94 centimeters
5 feet 2 inches	= 157.48 centimeters
5 feet 3 inches	= 160.02 centimeters

Typographic units At 0.375 mm, it was slightly bigger than today’s PostScript or DTP point which measures 0.353 mm . So if you enter a 10 pt font size in Microsoft Word or Adobe InDesign, you define that your font will have a size of 3.53 mm.

1/6 inch

1 pt specifies a line thickness of 1 point (1/72 inch). 1.5 pt specifies a line thickness of 1.5 points.

Comparison table

Point	Metric size	American system
		American
6	≈ 2.117 mm	Nonpareil
612	≈ 2.293 mm	Minionette
7	≈ 2.469 mm	Minion

Definitely a no-go. Minimum font size for a presentation is about 20 pt. If you can’t read the text clearly at that distance, it’s too small for a presentation. As a rule, 20 pt is the minimum.

6pt

10 point can be perfectly readable, but make sure you validate your design choices by printing your CV. Test on both an inkjet and a laser printer is possible. The kind of printer you’re using (inkjet vs laser) can have a big impact on how well smaller type sizes are rendered.

Size. Choose a font that’s at least 16 pixels, or 12 points. If many of your users are older adults, consider using an even larger font size—19 pixels or 14 points. A small font size is more difficult to read, especially for users with limited literacy skills and older adults.

The Most Easily Readable Fonts for Web and Print

• 1) Georgia. Source. This is one of the most popular serif fonts out there.
• 2) Helvetica. Source. Among the most well-known fonts out there, this design is a classic with decades-old roots.
• 3) Open Sans. Source.
• 4) Verdana. Source.
• 5) Rooney. Source.
• 6) Karla. Source.
• 7) Roboto. Source.
• 8) Arial. Source.

A font is often measured in pt (points). Points dictate the height of the lettering. There are approximately 72 (72.272) points in one inch or 2.54 cm. For example, the font size 72 would be about one inch tall, and 36 would be about a half of an inch.

Helvetica

The most legible typefaces are also restrained. They are not excessively light or bold, weight changes within character strokes are subtle, and serifs, if the face has them, do not call attention to themselves. Counters, the white space within letters such as ‘o,’ ‘e,’ ‘c,’ etc., help to define a character.

Most typefaces can be classified into one of four basic groups: those with serifs, those without serifs, scripts and decorative styles.

What’s the Difference Between Readability and Legibility? Readability is the arrangement of fonts and words in order to make written content flow in a simple, easy to read manner. Legibility refers to how easily distinguishable the letters in a typesetting or font are from one another.

adjective. easy or interesting to read. capable of being read; legible: readable handwriting.

Typically this can be broken down into two buckets: Readability and Legibility. Readability refers to the way in which words and blocks of type are arranged on a page. Legibility refers to how a typeface is designed and how well one individual character can be distinguished from another.

adjective. not readable; undecipherable; scribbled: His scrawl was almost unreadable.

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