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Re: Sun Symbol [message #41399 is a reply to message #8675] Mon, 25 October 2004 09:21 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Ben Panter is currently offline  Ben Panter
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Registered: July 2003
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David Fanning wrote:

> Maybe I have my fonts totally screwed up now, but
> when I look at the PostScript output with Ghostview,
> it looks less like a circle with a dot, and more like
> someone hit you in the arm as you were starting to write
> your name. :-(

Hmmm. I've always had problems getting the windows gv thing to give me
nice looking output, but it usually comes out ok on the page when you
print it. If you zoom in does it still look naff? Failing that, have you
tried using the linux gv on the output? I think that has antianilasing
stuff switched on by default.

> Looks OK in vector fonts, and this is what sunsymbol.pro
> from the Astro library does too.

Ah. I think I probably always use vector fonts then. Another thing to
unlearn...

Ben

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