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Re: LDraw.org Tutorials - Categorization, Storage, Indexing, etc...
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lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw
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Mon, 11 Feb 2002 14:59:21 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw, Matthew Gerber writes:
> Properly created PDF files are compact, quick and infinately
> cross-platform...perfectly formatted and ready to print via the greatest
> built-in software print rasterizer known to computing.
Here's my ONE nit-pick about PDF I'll make before switching over to the
Acrobat Cheerleader Side (tm) :-,
The rasterizer makes text hard to read. It either anti-alises the text too
much making it look fuzzy and giving me eyestrain headaches, or it doesn't
anti-alias at all making the text look chunky.
After reading perfectly sharp text (in a book) and pixelated-but-well-hinted
text (TrueType on the Windows boxen), reading an Acrobat document is, well,
hard. I was genuinely surprised that Adobe chose this format for reading
material -- this level of AA is fine for images, but really really hard on
the eyes when it comes to text.
Just my $.02... now then...
GO GO PDF DOCS RAH RAH RAH
THEY KNOW HOW TO MAKE IT ROCK RAH RAH RAH
Cheers,
- jsproat
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