Windows 10: Scaled PDF's in OneNote blurry

I'm using OneNote for Windows 11 and when I insert a PDF into OneNote and zoom in to read the small text everything is too blurry to read. The originating PDF is vector therefore it is scalable and the text is legible. The blurry text appears in OneNote.Is there a setting for maintaining the vector effect of the text within OneNote?

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Print to PDF from OneNote

Hello my name is Bradford and I'm an Independent Advisor for the Microsoft Community and I will try to resolve your problem with printing from OneNote.

Have you tried exporting notes from Onenote instead of printing from Onenote?

Below is a link to a step by step tutorial on using the export to PDF feature instead of the print to PDF feature.

https://support.office.com/en-ie/article/export...

Please let me know if after trying to the export feature if you're still getting that error of unreadable PDFs being the output.

 

Windows 10 Font blurry 125% scaling

This is a window10 scaling method problem. There is a step by step manual on Lifehacker using a tool that allows you to switch to win8.1 scaling method. This worked fine for me.

Lifehacker Hot To Fix Blurry Fonts

 

Multimonitor scaled text blurry

Hi!

I upgraded from Windows 7 to 10 recently, and I got greeted with the probably oldest win10 problem: DPI scaled text is blurry.

I did a clean install, version is 1909.

My monitors are:
1: 1920x1080 , scaling: 150%
2: 2560x1440 , scaling: 125%
3: 1920x1200 , scaling: 100% (this one is marked as "main display")

On monitor 3 many apps are blurry, see screenshot:





As it can be seen, Explorer is all blurry, notepad is OK and Device Manage has normal window name, but the rest of it is blurry.

I did some googleing and found that the only way to make it non blurry is to have the same scaling on all monitors. Is that true? Or is there a way to make it good with different DPI on different monitor (because they actually have different DPI and with same scaling some would either show everything too tiny or too big).