anti aliased text in web browsers
All of my web browsers display aliased text (jagged edges, only 1 color). I know that I have seen anti aliased text on web browsers before. Is there a setting for this somewhere (Mozilla and IE 5.0)?
All of my web browsers display aliased text (jagged edges, only 1 color). I know that I have seen anti aliased text on web browsers before. Is there a setting for this somewhere (Mozilla and IE 5.0)?
Busy posted this at 08:52 — 20th February 2003.
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I think it depends on the style of font and size used rather than a setting
Abhishek Reddy posted this at 10:32 — 20th February 2003.
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I think windows/desktop has an option to turn off anti-aliasing somewhere...
Yes, with Windows XP, go to Control Panel > System > Advanced > Performance Settings, and in the list, tick the "Smooth edges of screen fonts" box. (I think this is the one
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Suzanne posted this at 17:38 — 20th February 2003.
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Mmm, everything is so nice and smooth in OSX... MMMM...
Joking aside, from Win98+ and OSX you can have anti-aliasing for a set size. Pages look *so* much nicer. Man. I opened N4 (in OS9) for testing the other day and was so sad to see the jaggies.
TOBART posted this at 23:47 — 20th February 2003.
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Found it. Its just under display/effects/smooth transitions on screen fonts. This is on Windows 2000 pro.
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