weird .pdf

[don hinkle]

Working in Jaguar on my 12" iBook.

I just made an acrobat .pdf file from some chapters of a book I'm 
writing to send to consultants. After making it, I took a look and was 
surprised to see that the last word on some long lines was incomplete.
The final letter would be broken, so, for instance, an "m" might appear 
to be an "n".

This happened throughout the manuscript--averaging one line per page 
wherever the line had stretched out. I was using Courier type and now 
wonder if that could have something to do with it because it is 
monospaced, doesn't kern like "regular" fonts do?

This anomaly surprised me.

-- 
donald henry hinkle

Author of OKLAHOMA, a brief story about a state, ISBN 0-7660-5138-2, and 
RONALD REAGAN, a biography of the 40th President of the USA, ISBN 
0-7660-5112-9, both published in 2003 by Enslow.