Richard Yates wrote:
[quoting me, unattributed:]
And ClearType really only has an effect with LCD displays -- that's
what it was designed for. So, you really shouldn't use ClearType for
anti-aliasing unless you're using an LCD display.
Not so. I had not heard of ClearType in XP Display options until
today. Tried in on my CRT at work. It improved readability.
Were you comparing it to non-aliased text? David W. Fenton
I followed the instructions of the orginal poster and changed from
'Standard' to 'ClearType' in the display options.
Wow, I just tried it on my 19" Viewsonic monitor (resolution set to
1280x960) and Cleartype made things muddier and more difficult to read
-- setting it back to Standard made them clearer again.
--
David H. Bailey
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