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Hi again. The problem is solved! While I was checking whether I had cm-super, Windows came with an update for me. Couldn't hurt I thought, and indeed - the blurriness is gone. Whether it was simply a re-boot or what I do not know. I have here attached a picture as it is now. So, thanks for your time ...

I attach a picture of the pdf with no \include at all. No zooming.

Worth a try, but no - still blurry. So this was with \usepackage[T1]{fontenc} as the only package included. I tried commenting that out as well - still blurry.

I tried kpfonts with and without lmodern (in case they collided), but the "compilation" failed in both cases (with T1 included).

Thanks Stefan! It is probably not easily seen, but if you zoom in on my original attached picture (or the .tex file) you will see the packages I used, which includes lmodern. I tried the other package you suggested, kpfonts, but installment failed.I have attached the log file - I am out of my depth ...

Hi and thanks for responding. Yes, I just zoomed in in the hope that it was seen better after I detected it. With a whole page of text it is really annoying. I can create it if it is useful.

My text in PDF with TeXworks on my Acer with Windows 10 suddenly got really blurry (see attachments. The text is zoomed in). However, the PDF file looks ok when viewed in Microsoft Edge. I recently installed LibreOffice 6.1 - could that mess up TeXworks? Any suggestion is very appreciated - I am new ...