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View Poll Results: How is your font anti-aliasing? | |||
Thicker, sub-pixel (So deep, it's like it's there!) |
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1 | 50.00% |
Normal, sub-pixel (Looking just right!) |
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1 | 50.00% |
Lighter, sub-pixel (Super-sharp text!) |
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0 | 0% |
Grayscale (I hate color fringing, but blurry text?) |
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0 | 0% |
Disabled (I love jaggies!) |
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0 | 0% |
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You might want to tweak around a bit with the font rendering settings for optimal clarity. I noticed that things were a bit too muddy in IE9 (due to the way it renders text, same thing also happens with Firefox), so I decided to do some ClearType setting tweaking.
The following applies to Windows 7 and 8. Windows XP and Vista users should head to the ClearType Tuner hosted on Microsoft Typography. Users of other operating systems should have a way to adjust sub-pixel anti-aliasing - instructions vary. Note that the instructions include large images.
Spoiler Alert:
After tweaking them, well, gone are muddy text, and here comes super-sharp text. ![]() (Do make sure that your monitor is properly adjusted for proper display of images, too. There's the Calibrate color option for that.) Last edited by Twiggy; February 19, 2012 at 04:46:39 AM. |
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