Hi Phil, I'll go and do as you say, but wouldn't I be facing the problem that pdflatex has its own ideas at which resolution to actually render PNGs?
That's precisely why I have ended up using graphics in PDF format whenever I can with pdflatex, but maybe I should investigate LaTeX rendering options other than *pdf*latex... Best, flo.H Phil Holmes wrote: > I guess the benefit of PNG is that you're not reliant on the PDF on-screen > renderer to control the look of the output. However, if you create the PNGs > you're going to use at their final size, you're still dependent on a > relatively unsophisticated mechanism to fit the lines and features to the > pixels. I would experiment with creating PNGs much larger than you require > and resizing them with an image processing application. Also experiment > with LilyPond's anti-alias-factor. _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
