Hello,
First:
I do not want to use such modern technique like Anti-Aliasing. I think
Anti-Aliasing is good for 4K monitors. But I have a 1280x1024 pixel LCD
monitor. I know that most people use Anti-Aliasing on a 1280x1024 LCD
monitor. But I do not like it. I would rather have a crystal-clear
writing with stairs than a light blurred font without steps.
Second:
The problem is, that most modern fonts are anti-aliasing optimized and
look terrible if you turn off anti-aliasing.
So to get a good looking anti-aliasing free font, it is not enough to
disable anti-aliasing. You also have to replace fonts.
What I am looking for is the following:
I would like to have a pdf viewer that not only shows my PDF, but also
at the same time when I open it, it should replace the original fonts
through fonts, that are good looking without anti-aliasing.
Through which fonts should the PDF-viewer replace the planned fonts?
Answer: This should be fonts from a list or from a particular folder. I
would like to provide a list, with good looking fonts and from this list
the pdf- viewer should take the fonts for replacing.
But with which font of this list should the PDF-viewer replace the
planned fonts?
Answer: It should be the fonts from the list that are metrically the
most similar to the planned original fonts.
Is there a way to get this with "gv" ?
Would appreciate some help. Thank you.
