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100% WYSIWYG is not necessary. I would prefer typesetting tools (incl. LibreOffice Writer) to use a dark theme during the work and printing black on white, lett
by qwerty456127 4y ago
100% WYSIWYG is not necessary. I would prefer typesetting tools (incl. LibreOffice Writer) to use a dark theme during the work and printing black on white, letting you see a perferct WYSIWYG print preview briefly before printing.
- alxlaz 4y ago"Designing for print" includes a lot of illustration, mixed media (text & image) DTP, photo editing, color management -- not just largely image-less typesetting. 100% WYSIWYG is absolutely necessary for most professional work.
- qwerty456127 4y agoIn many (not all) cases it still can be a separate step. It's not something I do a lot but I did some and in some cases I would have been Okay this way. And perhaps that could be a healthier alternative to staring at a bright display for hours.