I have not seen a solution yet, besides locking the player size. Unfortunately for some learners it means they have scroll to see the entire player in their browser depending on their screen resolution setup since the auto-fit feature will be disabled. Source: http://www.articulate.com/support/presenter-13/slides-notes-are-blurry
On a similar issue we still have a hard time accepting that a logo that looked great in Articulate Presenter 09 looks really blurry when published with Presenter 13. The suggested solution here is to keep it between a maximum width of 200 pixels and a maximum height of 220 pixels to avoid the re-sizing process that makes it blurry. Sometimes that is a real bummer because it sometimes make a logo or wordmark hardly legible if it has to be packed into those dimensions.
Sorry Jon, don't mean to hijack your post. I just had a logo re-sized to fir the parameters suggested by Articulate but the after publishing it is is still blurry and not like the original at all. And we are also using version five. So fonts and and logo are still issues for a lot of us. Thanks!
This issue was addressed in Update 3, see here. Do you have a fle to share? I ran a test using Calibri font, and it does not look blurry. Can you test this?
As a workaround, I wanted to share my process: Convert the Glossary tab to a Notes tab and use the glossary format to hold your notes (You can change the text associated with each element of the glossary/menu structure using the settings in the player menu).
For instance, I created a structure where instead of "Terms" I have "Sections" and instead of "Definitions" I have "Section Notes". The glossary tab exports to vector and text is crisp. The only caveat is in molding your notes content to the glossary format.
5 Replies
I have not seen a solution yet, besides locking the player size. Unfortunately for some learners it means they have scroll to see the entire player in their browser depending on their screen resolution setup since the auto-fit feature will be disabled.
Source: http://www.articulate.com/support/presenter-13/slides-notes-are-blurry
On a similar issue we still have a hard time accepting that a logo that looked great in Articulate Presenter 09 looks really blurry when published with Presenter 13. The suggested solution here is to keep it between a maximum width of 200 pixels and a maximum height of 220 pixels to avoid the re-sizing process that makes it blurry. Sometimes that is a real bummer because it sometimes make a logo or wordmark hardly legible if it has to be packed into those dimensions.
Sorry Jon, don't mean to hijack your post. I just had a logo re-sized to fir the parameters suggested by Articulate but the after publishing it is is still blurry and not like the original at all. And we are also using version five. So fonts and and logo are still issues for a lot of us. Thanks!
Hi John and Alexander!
We do still have a few users reporting this beyond update 3. I would encourage you to share your findings/files with our support team to look into.
Hello John,
This issue was addressed in Update 3, see here. Do you have a fle to share? I ran a test using Calibri font, and it does not look blurry. Can you test this?
Hi All,
As a workaround, I wanted to share my process: Convert the Glossary tab to a Notes tab and use the glossary format to hold your notes (You can change the text associated with each element of the glossary/menu structure using the settings in the player menu).
For instance, I created a structure where instead of "Terms" I have "Sections" and instead of "Definitions" I have "Section Notes". The glossary tab exports to vector and text is crisp. The only caveat is in molding your notes content to the glossary format.
Cheers,
This discussion is closed. You can start a new discussion or contact Articulate Support.