Johannes Gebauer a écrit :
On 09.10.2007 David W. Fenton wrote:
1. the page started rendering before the whole file was downloaded,
and the part that was late to download including the music font, so
the first two lines displayed with the wrong fonts. A reload caused
the page to render properly. I've never seen that before, ever, and
think it must be a change in the rendering in the Adobe Reader 8
browser plugin.
This doesn't happen here.
2. the hairpins are very badly anti-aliased in the rendering
onscreen. I have to bump up the magnification to 600% for the lines
to smooth out. I don't understand why that is the case, as the anti-
aliasing for relatively flat beams is much less severe.
Hairpins look perfect here.
However, comparing to Mac PDF output, slurs still look a bit worse on
the windows example. They are perfect at high magnification, but when
I see the whole page the slurs (and ties) are very thick.
I used Reader 8.
Johannes
The slurs (and ties) thickness is my choice.
Jean Paul
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