> Lee Actor écrit: > >http://www.leeactor.com/pdf/PrelTrag_2.pdf. Depending on the viewing > >magnification, some bar lines and ledger lines may be too thick, > but it is > >legible, if not ideal. > > I agree that the staff lines don't look bad, but the slurs and ties, with > all due respect, look like heck: they are entirely made up of straight > lines, with no curves. This shouldn't happen at any resolution. > > Dennis
I agree. In addition, close examination of the printed output of the pdf, while far better than the screen display, shows subtle aliasing distortion (stair-stepping) on curved objects such as braces, slurs, etc. When printing directly from Finale to a 1200 dpi Postscript printer, these curves are completely smooth. So the question remains: how to produce a high quality pdf from Finale in Windows? By high quality, I mean printed output that is indistinguishable from that printed directly from Finale to a PS printer. BTW, I also tried pdf995; compared to pdfFactory, the screen output was a little worse and the printed output a little better, but still not as good as direct printed output. -Lee _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
