That is very interesting, thanks. I am going to perform some tests between postscript and normal. I will also rasterise some enlarged text screenshots, scale them to size, and print them on both printers.
I never understood halftoning until recently, and I couldn't understand why grey text...
Yes, I guess that is the best solution. So you're saying it's the laserjet's fault for making text too thin rather than the inkjet's for making it fat and splodgy? I'm sure I could test this with some simple vector artwork, and we can test how both machines print lines of a known thickness.
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When enlarged the laserjet font looks just as it does on screen, the proportions are just right. The laserjet has a postscript module anyway. The inkjet text does not look elegant when you see it on the page, too bold. I would say the inkjet is the problem here, but thank you for the response.
My HP laserjet (old - 4m) prints my document like this, with nice sharp text:
When printed on my colour inkjet (Hp officejet 8000 pro, brand new) however, it looks like this:
For some reason the text is more bold on the inkjet. This is a problem. Most of my pages are mono so I will print...