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> This debate just goes on and on. The bottom line is that
> PDFs always look
> horrible on the screen even without graphics, even with better fonts.
> Anyone who has had to research academic journals online
> (graduate school,
> anyone?) can tell you that. PDFs are not designed for
> on-screen viewing.
That's funny...I've always admired how good the PDFs I make look on-screen.
Perhaps you're not doing it right?
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