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Evaluation of Efficient Line Lengths for Better Readability

Keywords: Line Length, Reading Efficiency, Usability Testing.

Mehran University Research Journal of Engineering & Technology

Volume 31 ,  Issue 1

Zahid   Hussain , Syed  Asif Ali Shah , Wajiha  Shah  ,

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