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Pseudo-WYSIWYG is enough in most use cases: the user doesn't actually want a pixel-perfect view of the final rendering - he just wants familiar graphical hints
by liotier 13y ago
Pseudo-WYSIWYG is enough in most use cases: the user doesn't actually want a pixel-perfect view of the final rendering - he just wants familiar graphical hints of his document's structure.
- esw 13y agoIt depends on the user. In my experience, older users (55+) are particularly incensed when there's any inconsistency between what's visible in the editor and the outputted page (e.g. "I've been trying for hours, but I can't get the 'e' in this line to line up with the 'h' in the line above it!").