I have written a "Quick Reference Card" for SciTE (in LateX). Everything
is packed in a zip file, includind the ref-card, in pdf and ps format,
and
the sources, which can be modified and compiled.
It uses unix-style terminology (M or Meta doesn't mean much to most
Windows users) which makes it useful as a supplement to a subset of
users.
Even a typical Linux user doesn't know that "Meta" is the Alt key.
I wouldn't want to include this in the default download as it
would be confusing to many but it could be downloadable from either
the documentation or extras page if someone can produce a good way of
explaining the target set of users.
Former users of Emacs I guess. They are surely used to "M-" "C-" keystroke
descriptions.
The text looks jagged on both
Acrobat and GSView as I have installed on Windows:
http://scintilla.sourceforge.net/refc.png
LaTeX fonts look jagged in old Acrobat Readers. This has improved
in version 5 of the reader I think. I have Adobe Reader 7 and the font
is smooth.
I'm not sure about GSView because I haven't used it for years.
Try enabling anti-aliasing for screen fonts - there's an option that
lets you choose bit depth for screen display.
Piotr
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