> David Lloyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > And the fonts are absolutely attrocious on screen. They're obviously
> > bitmapped despite the fact that I have a default installation...
>
> This mailing list isn't for such questions...
> Well, Your texmf/dvips/config/config.ps contains
> %bsr.map
> uncomment that line to use Type1 version of standard CM fonts.
An alternative is to call dvips with the extra flag -Ppdf
which, among other things, will give you Type1 versions of
the cm fonts (if you used T1 encoding, you have to install
CM-super or buy commercial fonts to get Type1). You can
find this information in the teTeX documentation ('texdoc TETEXDOC').
I definitely find the question relevant on this list,
the configuration of dvips is one of the aspects that
differs between different TeX distributions, even though
-Ppdf is common for several distributions.
/Mats
