In message <8f2454284f.martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> you wrote: > It is drawn differently though I would not call it distorted, it just > looks bolder than the rest. Its shape is perfect though, and when > magnifying it looks OK and it prints fine. The only oddity is that it > is drawn without anti-aliasing at low magnifications, but that is an > Adobe Reader issue. It appears to have specially optimized code for > rendering axis aligned rectangles (which the lower case 'l' happens to > be). I can confirm this kind of 'optimisation' exists in Acrobat 7. It is actually a stroke with a certain thickness which is being rendered. This also happens in the PostScript code written by Acrobat 7. The nasty catch is that if you happen to have a dashed stroke object just before this optimized rectangle, that this optimisation will not (temporary) reset the dash attribute so you usually get a wrongly rendered 'I'. That's how we found out about this story. I got told by Adobe this is no longer the case in Acrobat 8 but I haven't verified that. John. -- John Tytgat, in his comfy chair at home BASS John.Tytgat@xxxxxxxx ARM powered, RISC OS driven ------------------------------------------------------------ To change, suspend or cancel your subscription go to //www.freelists.org/list/artworks ------------------------------------------------------------