Hello Peter, Am Fri, 04 Jan 2008 11:33:34 +0000 schrieb Peter Hillier-Brook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello Regina, > > Thanks again for a very helpful reply. > Regina Henschel wrote: > > Hallo Peter, > [cut] > > > There are the opposite aim. People want that drawings are > > anti-aliased, when they are shown in impress > > http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=28526 > > or printed > > http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=4748 > > Maybe, but I found that the anti-aliasing is apparently not applied > to print output, although it is used in PDF export. The document I > attached prints perfectly via an HP InkJet. > > > I don't found an issue with the aim to show pictures in original on > > screen. But for the purpose of screenshots, icon-pictures or > > technical drawings it seems useful to me, to have such an option. > > To have it as choice for the user is mentioned in issue 4748, but > > it is not the main aim there. Perhaps a new issue is better. > > Yes. I'll have to think carefully about this to ensure I word it > correctly. > > > I really know no setting, to prevent OOo from anti-aliasing > > pictures on screen:( > > As long as you use the same dpi for your screen as the value is set > > in the picture the result is satisfactory. But the screen dpi > > varies wide, I've got 120 dpi for example and the icon pictures > > look ugly here. If I resize it 0,55cm (=26pixel/120dpi), the > > appearance is OK. > > Yes again. If the original is created at 72dpi your screen will look > even worse than mine :-) > > > If you make screenshots showing toolbars, you get better results, > > if you use large icons and set OOo to 130% scaling in Tools > > > Options, instead of enlarging the pictures later. > > That makes a lot of sense and is excellent advice. > > > PS: Do you have noticed, that the display options "Fremdgrafiken > > andeuten", "Umrissmodus", "Text andeuten", and "Nur Haarlinien > > anzeigen" have been dropped from OOo and the chapter "View Options" > > can be deleted for OOo2.4? > > Sorry, my Berlitz deutsch/englisch dictionary can't cope with that > and Alta Vista's Babel Fish didn't do much better. I may have worked > in München, but my colleagues wouldn't allow my to learn much deutsch > and it was a few years ago. :-) Perhaps "indicating foreign graphics", "contour mode", "indicating text" and "show only hairlines" might help you to get an idea, what Regina was talking about. BTW, I used http://dict.leo.org Regards, Sigrid
