Hall Stevenson wrote:
>>I can't see any formatting problems on a current cvs build, Linux.
>>Screenshot at http://home.c2i.net/dark/msn.jpg (185k)
>>
>
> That shot looks very good. Almost exactly like it does with a MS browser
> (which I assume is the way they intend it to look right in).
>
> Few questions:
>
> What font size are you spec'ing ?
> What font are you spec'ing ?
> What fontset is default, serif or sans serif ?
> What resolution ?
> Do you have the 'use my font box' checked or un-checked ?
>
> I tried matching yours with a nightly tar.gz build dated 10/27 and got
> close, but not exact... I had to 'use my fonts' (verdana, by the way) to
> do it also.
>
> Regards
> Hall
I "Allow document to use other fonts"
My other font-pref settings in Mozilla preferences/appearance/fonts:
Fonts for: Western
Proportional: Serif [13 px]
Serif: monotype-arial-iso8859-1 (I don't like serifs)
Sans-serif:
monotype-arial-iso8859-1
Fantasy:
adobe-courier-iso8859-1 (Urgh..)
Monospace:
monotype-courier new-iso-8859-1 [13 px]
Display resolution: 96dpi
I'm using the MS Webfonts. In addition I use a customized fonts.alias
for them, where I *try* to tune for the offset between same fontsize on
Windows and Linux. There's some confusion between pt/px i think, leaving
Linux displaying a given fonts size a notch smaller than same font on
Windows. This was more of a problem on NS4.* but I never bothered to
re-test on Mozilla - things look good here.
I use ONE additional font-setting, direct in prefs.js, to set minimum
fontsize:
user_pref("font.minimum-size.x-western", 10);
K.
