Daniel Lohmann wrote:
Curtis Osterhoudt schrieb:
Simple solution - use other pdf readers.
Oh, you can recommend good alternatives for Windows
Daniel
Hi, Daniel,
I'm quite happy with Foxit's free .pdf viewer
(www.foxitsoftware.com), though I don't know how well it handles
Daniel Lohmann wrote:
Curtis Osterhoudt schrieb:
Simple solution - use other pdf readers.
Oh, you can recommend good alternatives for Windows
Daniel
Hi, Daniel,
I'm quite happy with Foxit's free .pdf viewer
(www.foxitsoftware.com), though I don't know how well it handles
Daniel Lohmann wrote:
Curtis Osterhoudt schrieb:
> > Simple solution - use other pdf readers.
>
> Oh, you can recommend good alternatives for Windows
> Daniel
Hi, Daniel,
I'm quite happy with Foxit's free .pdf viewer
(www.foxitsoftware.com), though I don't know how well it
Yes. Acrobat is a lousy pdf reader - it don't handle bitmap fonts very
well. Simple solution - use other pdf readers. Oh, you can recommend
good alternatives for Windows, the only platform on which this problem
appears? I am really looking for one and so far I am only aware of
Curtis Osterhoudt schrieb:
Simple solution - use other pdf readers.
Oh, you can recommend good alternatives for Windows
Daniel
Hi, Daniel,
I'm quite happy with Foxit's free .pdf viewer
(www.foxitsoftware.com), though I don't know how well it handles
bitmapped fonts. They
Yes. Acrobat is a lousy pdf reader - it don't handle bitmap fonts very
well. Simple solution - use other pdf readers. Oh, you can recommend
good alternatives for Windows, the only platform on which this problem
appears? I am really looking for one and so far I am only aware of
Curtis Osterhoudt schrieb:
Simple solution - use other pdf readers.
Oh, you can recommend good alternatives for Windows
Daniel
Hi, Daniel,
I'm quite happy with Foxit's free .pdf viewer
(www.foxitsoftware.com), though I don't know how well it handles
bitmapped fonts. They
> > Yes. Acrobat is a lousy pdf reader - it don't handle bitmap fonts very> >
> > well.> > Simple solution - use other pdf readers.> > Oh, you can recommend
> > good alternatives for Windows, the only> platform on which this problem
> > appears? I am really looking for one> and so far I am
Curtis Osterhoudt schrieb:
> > Simple solution - use other pdf readers.
>
> Oh, you can recommend good alternatives for Windows
> Daniel
Hi, Daniel,
I'm quite happy with Foxit's free .pdf viewer
(www.foxitsoftware.com), though I don't know how well it handles
bitmapped fonts.
Hi
I created some pdfs via pdflatex and ps2pdf under Linux and they look
horrible under windows (Acrobat 5). They look fine under Linux (checked
with acroread and kpdf) but under windows they look like low quality
scans - even after zooming in.
Any ideas what is causing this?
Rainer
--
Someone told me it might be because the reader is Acrobat 5 - any ideas
on what I can do so that it shows properly in Adobe Reader 5 as well as
it is out of my control which version is used? (I use scalable fonts)
Rainer
Rainer M Krug wrote:
Hi
I created some pdfs via pdflatex and ps2pdf
Rainer == Rainer M Krug [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Rainer Someone told me it might be because the reader is Acrobat 5 -
Rainer any ideas on what I can do so that it shows properly in Adobe
Rainer Reader 5 as well as it is out of my control which version is
Rainer used? (I use scalable fonts)
Are
On 10/18/06, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rainer == Rainer M Krug [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Rainer Someone told me it might be because the reader is Acrobat 5 -
Rainer any ideas on what I can do so that it shows properly in Adobe
Rainer Reader 5 as well as it is out of my
Rainer M Krug wrote:
Hi
I created some pdfs via pdflatex and ps2pdf under Linux and they look
horrible under windows (Acrobat 5). They look fine under Linux
(checked with acroread and kpdf) but under windows they look like low
quality scans - even after zooming in.
Any ideas what is
Paul Smith wrote:
On 10/18/06, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rainer == Rainer M Krug [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Rainer Someone told me it might be because the reader is Acrobat 5 -
Rainer any ideas on what I can do so that it shows properly in Adobe
Rainer Reader 5 as well as
2006/10/18, Helge Hafting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Any ideas what is causing this?
Yes. Acrobat is a lousy pdf reader - it don't handle bitmap fonts very
well.
Simple solution - use other pdf readers.
Oh, you can recommend good alternatives for Windows, the only
platform on which this problem
Daniel Lohmann wrote:
2006/10/18, Helge Hafting
Oh, you can recommend good alternatives for Windows, the only
platform on which this problem appears? I am really looking for one
and so far I am only aware of ghostview - which is even more lousy as
PDF reader...
I've used eXPert PDF Reader
Hi
I created some pdfs via pdflatex and ps2pdf under Linux and they look
horrible under windows (Acrobat 5). They look fine under Linux (checked
with acroread and kpdf) but under windows they look like low quality
scans - even after zooming in.
Any ideas what is causing this?
Rainer
--
Someone told me it might be because the reader is Acrobat 5 - any ideas
on what I can do so that it shows properly in Adobe Reader 5 as well as
it is out of my control which version is used? (I use scalable fonts)
Rainer
Rainer M Krug wrote:
Hi
I created some pdfs via pdflatex and ps2pdf
Rainer == Rainer M Krug [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Rainer Someone told me it might be because the reader is Acrobat 5 -
Rainer any ideas on what I can do so that it shows properly in Adobe
Rainer Reader 5 as well as it is out of my control which version is
Rainer used? (I use scalable fonts)
Are
On 10/18/06, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rainer == Rainer M Krug [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Rainer Someone told me it might be because the reader is Acrobat 5 -
Rainer any ideas on what I can do so that it shows properly in Adobe
Rainer Reader 5 as well as it is out of my
Rainer M Krug wrote:
Hi
I created some pdfs via pdflatex and ps2pdf under Linux and they look
horrible under windows (Acrobat 5). They look fine under Linux
(checked with acroread and kpdf) but under windows they look like low
quality scans - even after zooming in.
Any ideas what is
Paul Smith wrote:
On 10/18/06, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rainer == Rainer M Krug [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Rainer Someone told me it might be because the reader is Acrobat 5 -
Rainer any ideas on what I can do so that it shows properly in Adobe
Rainer Reader 5 as well as
2006/10/18, Helge Hafting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Any ideas what is causing this?
Yes. Acrobat is a lousy pdf reader - it don't handle bitmap fonts very
well.
Simple solution - use other pdf readers.
Oh, you can recommend good alternatives for Windows, the only
platform on which this problem
Daniel Lohmann wrote:
2006/10/18, Helge Hafting
Oh, you can recommend good alternatives for Windows, the only
platform on which this problem appears? I am really looking for one
and so far I am only aware of ghostview - which is even more lousy as
PDF reader...
I've used eXPert PDF Reader
2006/10/18, Helge Hafting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Any ideas what is causing this?
Yes. Acrobat is a lousy pdf reader - it don't handle bitmap fonts very
well.
Simple solution - use other pdf readers.
Oh, you can recommend good alternatives for Windows, the only
platform on which this problem
Daniel Lohmann wrote:
2006/10/18, Helge Hafting
Oh, you can recommend good alternatives for Windows, the only
platform on which this problem appears? I am really looking for one
and so far I am only aware of ghostview - which is even more lousy as
PDF reader...
I've used eXPert PDF Reader
Hi
I created some pdfs via pdflatex and ps2pdf under Linux and they look
horrible under windows (Acrobat 5). They look fine under Linux (checked
with acroread and kpdf) but under windows they look like low quality
scans - even after zooming in.
Any ideas what is causing this?
Rainer
--
Someone told me it might be because the reader is Acrobat 5 - any ideas
on what I can do so that it shows properly in Adobe Reader 5 as well as
it is out of my control which version is used? (I use scalable fonts)
Rainer
Rainer M Krug wrote:
Hi
I created some pdfs via pdflatex and ps2pdf
> "Rainer" == Rainer M Krug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Rainer> Someone told me it might be because the reader is Acrobat 5 -
Rainer> any ideas on what I can do so that it shows properly in Adobe
Rainer> Reader 5 as well as it is out of my control which version is
Rainer> used? (I use
On 10/18/06, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Rainer" == Rainer M Krug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Rainer> Someone told me it might be because the reader is Acrobat 5 -
Rainer> any ideas on what I can do so that it shows properly in Adobe
Rainer> Reader 5 as well as it is
Rainer M Krug wrote:
Hi
I created some pdfs via pdflatex and ps2pdf under Linux and they look
horrible under windows (Acrobat 5). They look fine under Linux
(checked with acroread and kpdf) but under windows they look like low
quality scans - even after zooming in.
Any ideas what is
Paul Smith wrote:
On 10/18/06, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "Rainer" == Rainer M Krug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Rainer> Someone told me it might be because the reader is Acrobat 5 -
Rainer> any ideas on what I can do so that it shows properly in Adobe
Rainer> Reader
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