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So I'm pretty sure I've found the smallest font you can print something in and still have it be legible, I'm asking /lit/ for recommendations on what books i should print and then read. I will fucking read them just to prove this method is legit.
The font is the gameboy pokemon Red/Blue font:
http://www.fontspace.com/jackster-productions/pokemon-gb,
paste the text you wish to print into notepad,
set format>.font> to Pokemon GB >size 3
Then set print > print to pdf if you wish to see how many pages it would theoretically take.
To maximize space and save pages, set your print margins in pic related.
I was able to fit the entire odyssey on 24 pages.
https://mega.nz/#!l1FhjLZb
Link has 95 pages, but if you print double sided, and do even and odd printing it halves it twice from 95 to 48 to 24.
it is recommended you print on the highest quality your printer has (as opposed to the normal/draft option)
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>just to prove this method is legit
What method?
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>>8852119
infinite jest
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Ulysses. You should be able to find a txt online.
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hmmm
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>>8852852
if you are going for maximum efficiency, why not use a delimiter instead of a newline to signify a new paragraph
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Infinite Jest.
If you want to fuck up your eyes then it's your choice.
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Just read books on your phone
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>>8852852
I like it.
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>>8852119
>So I'm pretty sure I've found the smallest font you can print something in and still have it be legible
Have you checked out bitmap fonts? My favorite is 04b03, which is meant to be displayed at a height of eight pixels with no antialiasing.
http://www.dafont.com/04b-03.font
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