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Am Dienstag 29 September 2009 06:13:39 schrieb Benoit Jacob:
> * It breaks the notion of zooming. Zooming should give the user that
> he's still looking at the exact same thing, just closer. But hinting
> makes that look like a wholly different font. First, this ruins the
> user's confidence in the Zooming feature. Second, the user will often
> feel constrained to set the zoom level so that the on-screen font
> looks good / accurate.

Total agreement from my side. I have had this in Okular enough times. I'm a=
lso=20
regularly using pdflatex, so my documents look similar to your test=20
screenshots. It's just ugly, though I haven't been able yet to point at the=
=20
reason.

Greetings
Stefan

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