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From: Bo Gussady
Date: Wed, 08 May 2002 14:27
Date: Wed, 08 May 2002 14:27
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I'm using the demo of ID2 and I've encountered something of a curiosity where applying a feathered edge to any graphic, whether imported or drawn, "fattens" any text in the document, that is, the text appears to gain weight, at least on the screen. I tried this in a few documents and the results are consistent. I haven't tried printing a document yet, however, so I can't tell you if this oddity translates to the printed page. Any thoughts? Bo
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