The new story images in httt are dramatic, but since the text is now
superimposed more-or-less directly on the image, there are places where
it ends up on a light background and is hard to read.  Some suggestions
that spring to mind are:

  - put an outline around the text (i.e., draw it in a bigger font in
    pure black)
  - make the overlay darker;
  - make the text thicker.
  - shrink the images again -- would be a pity
  - put the text in the huge black margins of my display -- not everyone
    is viewing the slides in 1360x768, so probably not so good :-)

  I suspect the outline will work best, maybe combined with thickening
the text.

  If you're not sure what I mean, the slide I'm looking at now (with the
prince lifting the crown from his father's bloody corpse) is a good
example -- the white text becomes a little indistinct when against the
background of the big white fur cloak draped around the king.

  Daniel

	Hi!

* Daniel Burrows <dburrows@debian.org> [2006-12-11 04:49:55 CET]:

 I'm not sure, but I just took a look with the 1.6 version at the
introduction story in HTTT and I think it's useful readable. Not sure if
the images were darkened all together since you reported this ...

 Can you give it a quick glance so we can decide wether I have to pester
upstream about it or wether we can consider this case closed?

 Thanks, and sorry for not having followed up to it earlier. :)
Rhonda

Servus Rhonda,

hier ist die, vor einigen Wochen versprochenen, Korrektur der Einführung.

Some comments ...

Komma vor "um" fehlt.

Komma vor "um"

bewegst

musst

Als Nächstes??? einfach???
(bin nicht sicher)

Jens