... they'll look the same everywhere. Hahahahhahhahahhahhahahahha ahhahahhaha ... ajajjjajjajaja... Look, I'm laughing so hard, I suddenly turned Spanish*. Lo

... they'll look the same everywhere. Hahahahhahhahahhahhahahahha ahhahahhaha ... ajajjjajjajaja... Look, I'm laughing so hard, I suddenly turned Spanish*. Lol. That wasn't true in the late 80s and 90s, and it isn't true today. The reasons are different, and PDF does allow a lot of control, PLUS, PDFs undoubtedly DO look "the same everywhere" to the degree of "fidelity" you're implicitly assuming (and, to be fair, the degree that is most important in this kind of casual discussion), but, my experiences with PDF and "same everywhere" (including across types of media) lead to uproarious laughter on the outside (and crying and gnashing of the teeth on the inside *<:o) ). * j is so close to h in qwerty, mashing the keys = suddenly Spanish (where jajaja is often used / sensible with "soft j")