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210.1. Colman Carpenter (31/08/2004 09:16)

All look pretty much the same to me, in both IE6 and Firefox. Fonts are rendered better in the last graph and the dots are more obviously red...but then it's not an image file so I'm sure that's as expected.

Nice work !

210.2. Ben Langhinrichs (08/31/2004 09:57 AM)

Thanks! Of course, if I just make the squares four pixels by four pixels, the colors show up better even in the images, but I can't tell how important the colors are:

210.3. Colin Pretorius (08/31/2004 11:21 AM)

2 & 3 have slightly larger fonts, and the third looks a little redder. Other than they're pretty much identical.

(Firefox 0.7.3, Linux)

210.4. Jörg Asmussen (01-09-2004 00:42)

Hi Ben,

This is great. I look forward to dig into it :-)

Some comments about different browsers:

Save the images as GIF instead of JPEG, this would eliminate all dithering and we wouldn't compare the images

Opera 7.54 Windows is fine

Opera 7.54 Linux is fine

Konquerour Linux has the following flaws:

The chart is placed over the previous image so that only about 30% of the previouis image is visible. The vertical axis of is partly placed a bit far over the yellow, probably caused by to large fonts.

210.5. Alan Bell (09/01/2004 09:13 AM)

that is way cool Ben. Obviously this is a demo, but if used for real the points are currently positioned such that the top left corner of the red point is on the coordinates rather than the centre of the point, it is just offset by a pixel against the scale.

210.6. Alan Bell (09/01/2004 09:15 AM)

not that I care about it, but the point in red about email addresses does not seem to be accurate.

e-mail addresses will not be displayed on this site

Alan.

210.7. Ben Langhinrichs (09/01/2004 12:51 PM)

There was an error in the design. E-mails are hidden again.

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