Which Chinese character font prints clearly when output as small images
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The plan drawings in the book are all small A3 images, with the Chinese characters being so tiny that their strokes are indistinguishable. But this text cannot be enlarged (as it would disrupt the overall layout of the image), and I’ve seen other images where the Chinese characters remain clearly readable even when printed in A4 format. . . I would like to ask: what methods are there, and what font can be used to meet my need to create small images?
Hehe, I’m also very concerned about this issue. Is there anyone who knows how to solve it?
Using the TURE TYPE font, such as Song typeface..., should work.
Under no circumstances should the TURE TYPE font be used; to ensure that characters are clearly readable even when printed on small-sized paper, it is necessary to use larger fonts, with HZTXT, HZTXTC, and similar fonts being commonly used
Another factor to consider is your printer; laser printers produce much clearer output than inkjet printers. You may have seen images where, even when printed on A4 paper, the characters are still clearly readable – these were printed using a laser printer. If you use an inkjet printer, even A3-sized prints can appear blurry! ! !
The HZTXT font gives a really good laser printer effect with our configuration.