OK. I'm confused here. It has been my experience that if you blow up
a GIF image too much, the image loses quality due to the face that
the image is a bunch of pixels being drawn absolutly. Text gets
"jaggies" quickly under this scenario. That is why Postscript
uses algorythms to scale text larger instead of just blowing up
the pixels. I would assume that this would be true for many other
image types as well. Highly ditherable but not already dithered
images would benefit from being blown up better than others, but
images that the designer dithers suffer from scaling problems.
Can you explain "how" legibility increases with significant size
enlargement?
Mary