Hello MAU,
Thursday, October 28, 2004, 10:54:55 PM, you wrote:
What is ClearType, something specific to XP?
It is the software based anti-aliasing for on-screen fonts. The
results depend on the screen type (its said to be best on LCD
monitors). Well, personally, I can't get used to it. A lot
Hello Alexander,
on 29.10.2004 at 09:18 you wrote:
The worst thing about ClearType is that you can *only* adjust your
cleartype settings by visiting a M$ website with IE + an ActiveX
control (someone please correct me, I'd be more than happy).
As far as I know, e.g. TuneUp Utilities (2004)
Hello Manuel,
Friday, October 29, 2004, 9:22:27 AM, you wrote:
The worst thing about ClearType is that you can *only* adjust your
cleartype settings by visiting a M$ website with IE + an ActiveX
control (someone please correct me, I'd be more than happy).
As far as I know, e.g. TuneUp
Hello Alexander,
Friday, October 29, 2004, 09:17:11, you wrote:
The worst thing about ClearType is that you can *only* adjust your
cleartype settings by visiting a M$ website with IE + an ActiveX
control (someone please correct me, I'd be more than happy).
In my days without internet
Hello Allie Martin everyone else
29-Okt-2004 13:37, you wrote:
Seems like you need a decent monitor
I don't think so. NEC 1760NX connected via DVI.
Cleartype enhances font appearance.
But its just another automatic and more or less dumb routine, thats why it
doesn't work for every font...
Hello Daniel Vollmer everyone else
29-Okt-2004 09:30, you wrote:
In my days without internet connection I made a tiny ClearType adjuster
for offline use (20k). It still needs IE and ActiveX, but only for the
local zone. You can find it here: http://www.maven.de/code/cleartype.zip
I just
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