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Summary

Text formatting: the left column was set with pdfeLateX, the right one with Microsoft Word. Font: Garamond Created by baba66, http://de.wikipedia.org, 2006-03-30 On the left side the following ligatures are used: fi, fl ft, ch (german) normal and italic, ff and ffi.

Note the use of real small caps on the left, while Word uses scaled capital letters.

The spacing of TeX is signnificantly better: I had to delete a few words from the original blind text to prevent Word to use two additional lines of text.

pdfTeX allows the use of "character protrusion", used on the left to achieve a optically straight right border: the hyphens protrude into the margin.

A nice feature specific to eTeX is shown in the last line: The space between "Commodo" and "Consequat" is a little bigger on the left than on the right, because eTeX is able to adjust this by an arbitrary value to the preceeding line.

 

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