David,
David VanderBrooke wrote:
>
> I have been hoping to use SVG for printed reports. I need clean text and line
>output to be meet the users expectations. Batik seems perfect for my use but I ran
>into a problem. I used the stroke:rgb(0,0,0) command (which I don't have to use).
>It caused the text and lines in the printout to have dithered edges. The appearance
>is that of wiggly lines and edges of text. With Batik 1.0 the effect is smaller than
>with previous versions but it is still presentt. When I remove the command, the
>printing is much better.
>
> Am I doing something wrong?
You are not doing anything wrong. What happens is that the stroked
text is rasterized before being sent to the printer and that the
rasterization happens at a resolution that is not high enough.
What type of printer are you printing to (PostScript?).
In some printers (being on the move, I could only try with a
'virtual' printer, the Acrobat 4.0 PDF writer), you have options that
let you control image resolution and handling (e.g., compressed or
not) which are what you need to tweak to get the quality you want.
Vincent.
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