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The Sonnets presents William ShakespeareвЂ™s immortal collection of love poems in an interactive digital edition that allows you to explore, appreciate and understand this great work of literature as never before. HereвЂ™s a portion of the App Store entry for the app: The Sonnets by William Shakespeare is a superb new app that brings ShakespeareвЂ™s sonnets to the iPad and presents them in a way that draws you in and helps you to gain a rich understanding of them. However, I did find that certain strokes - especially curved ones - could often be interpreted as separated, overlapping strokes. I used a calligraphy type of stroke to generate the capitalized letters, and it was a pretty smooth process. This was extremely helpful in providing a baseline for me to see how high my letters should actually go, or how much space in the margin I really had to play with.ДЄctually drawing the different letters in my custom font was a lot like using a vector app like Graphic. These guidelines help to make sure your letters and glyphs are all about the same size.ДЄnother guide that iFontMaker provides by default is the outline of that particular letter or glyph as it pertains to a specific font (which I can change in settings). The bottom half is dedicated solely to the creation of the typeface, with markers for x-height, ascenders, and descenders. Once IвЂ™ve chosen to create new font, I can see the entire alphabet at the top of the screen. I have only spent a few hours with iFontMaker but its interface is so straightforward that it was very easy to pick up. As a quick primer: typefaces describe a family tree of fonts (like Avenir) and fonts are specific blocks and weights of text within that tree (like Avenir Light). I really donвЂ™t know much about fonts or typography, but I am intrigued by all of the different factors that come into play with modern typefaces and fonts.

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I forget how I heard about iFontMaker, but now that I have an iPad Pro and Pencil, this seemed like a great opportunity to try something completely different. With ProTube, what you tap on is what youвЂ™re going to be watching, and thatвЂ™s already a very big reason to pony up $4 for the purchase. ThatвЂ™s something thatвЂ™s difficult to accomplish even on the desktop. IвЂ™m not sure how the developer does it, but the app features a completely ad-free viewing experience. ItвЂ™s for this reason that I bought ProTube many moons ago. I donвЂ™t mind a five second skippable pre-roll ad that tries to attract my attention, but itвЂ™s obnoxious to force someone to watch through 30 seconds of sub-par content. Most of these ads are repeats of something IвЂ™ve seen just minutes ago, and they feel like a waste of my time. One of the things that I find most frustrating about this are the long, unskippable pre-roll ads that will sometimes air before a video. When IвЂ™m researching, IвЂ™ll voraciously consume all the hands-on and review videos I can get to, in order to see my next from all available angles. I donвЂ™t tend to spend very much time on YouTube unless IвЂ™m doing some in-depth research on a product.

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