On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 8:05 PM, Uwe Stöhr <uwesto...@web.de> wrote:
> LaTeX's default which is the best solution. When the user don't like the
> font, he can test out the other fonts and save the one he find most suitable
> as document default.
Simply accepting LaTeX's default is a terrible solution because it
leaves the n00b wondering why their pdfs look jagged. Personally, I'd
like to see these two dialog box notifications.
Upon view/export:
Warning: You have not yet selected a font for this document. The
default font may not be optimized for viewing. Would you like to
select a font now?
[ ] Do not show this message again
[Yes] [No]
Upon the ill-fated selection of CM:
Warning: The font you have selected (Computer Modern) is a bitmap
font, which is not optimized for viewing. We recommend that you
select a different font such as Latin Modern, which is a Computer
Modern substitute. Would you like to select a different font?
[ ] Do not show this message again
[Yes] [No]
-Ben
