(ABC, GIF, and QuickTime formats)
Wouldn't pdf be a nice format? IMO better than gif.
You could offer both.
Given he's also providing the ABC, you can produce any format you like.
PDF is primarily a printing format. The user interface of Acrobat Reader
is appallingly clunky compared with
Antialiasing is a feature you can turn off both in GhostView and in
Acrobat Reader.
Please learn to use the tools you discuss before writing long and
useless comments.
Christophe
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, June 14, 2002 8:33 AM
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Subject: RE: [abcusers] Embro, Embro CD-ROM
Antialiasing is a feature you can turn off both in GhostView and in
Acrobat Reader.
Please learn to use the tools you discuss before writing long and
useless comments.
Christophe
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Too true! I remember having a *lot* of fun with Muse over just such
pixellation-on-screen and spacing problems in the early days.
L.
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From: Phil Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Acrobat Reader doesn't understand music, and (for example) doesn't know
that staff lines MUST
Phil Taylor wrote:
| Acrobat Reader doesn't understand music, and (for example) doesn't know
| that staff lines MUST be equally spaced. If (as usually happens) the
| spacing of the staff lines doesn't fit the pixel spacing it tries to
| make up for this by antialiasing them, so they come out
: John Chambers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: [abcusers] Embro, Embro CD-ROM
Phil Taylor wrote:
| Acrobat Reader doesn't understand music, and (for example) doesn't know
| that staff lines MUST be equally spaced. If (as usually happens
Atte == Atte Andre Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(ABC, GIF, and QuickTime formats)
Atte Wouldn't pdf be a nice format? IMO better than gif. You could offer both.
Given he's also providing the ABC, you can produce any format you like.
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Laura (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ,
Atte wrote:
Wouldn't pdf be a nice format? IMO better than gif. You could offer both.
Gifs display directly in the browser window, whereas pdfs require Acrobat
Reader to start up to display them. (The work is essentially an off-line
web site.)
Acrobat Reader doesn't understand music, and (for
On 12 Jun 2002, Laura Conrad wrote:
Atte == Atte Andre Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(ABC, GIF, and QuickTime formats)
Atte Wouldn't pdf be a nice format? IMO better than gif. You could offer both.
Given he's also providing the ABC, you can produce any format you like.
