Background:
I'm doing the following cycle when I am writing my LaTeX document:
... --> compile --> view --> edit --> compile --> view --> edit --> ...
In the 'view' step, I find that the fonts in the viewer (in all kinds of dvi or pdf viewers) are a bit blurry and texts are small and that makes it not so good to read the text, especially subscripts and superscripts. So I have to zoom in sometimes and even when I don't have to zoom, it's poor experience reading small blurry text. or maybe I need to buy a bigger monitor.
So I tried to make my draft to have small margins because the usual generous size of margins (of article and amsart class) are waste of screen space and also to have big fonts so that the new document has about the same number of letters per line as the old document with usual font size and usual margin size would.
This is what I tried:
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\documentclass{amsart}
\usepackage[margin=0.5in]{geometry}
\begin{document}
\Large
Blah blah blah blah ...
\end{document}So I'm wondering if there is a document class. I suspect someone has done a better job than my trick and made it a document class and if I use it, both the produced pdf and dvi would look fine in all viewers.
