What is default antialias font setting for winxp?

[Andy McDowell]

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Hi Group,

I have recently been placed onto a development project where I am
involved in user interface design.

For some work we are doing on user screens I need to know definitively
what the _default_ antialias setting is for a new install of windows XP.

I have searched through this groups archive but have been unable to find
an answer. The same when I search through the microsoft site knowledge
base and associated resources.

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers

Andy.

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[Richard Harris]

The 'default' setting for antialiasing is set to 'standard' as you've got
three options. 1) None, 2) Standard, or 3) Cleartype.

I've installed XP going on a hundred times now and it's the same across the
board.

Hope this helps

Rich



"Andy McDowell" > wrote in message
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> Hi Group,
>
> I have recently been placed onto a development project where I am
> involved in user interface design.
>
> For some work we are doing on user screens I need to know definitively
> what the _default_ antialias setting is for a new install of windows XP.
>
> I have searched through this groups archive but have been unable to find
> an answer. The same when I search through the microsoft site knowledge
> base and associated resources.
>
> Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Cheers
>
> Andy.
>
> - --
> Andy McDowell - /etc + vim; the twin pillars of digital civilization
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[Raymond Chen]

Windows XP setup tests your video card and chooses a different default based
on the features of your video card.

"Andy McDowell" > wrote in message
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> For some work we are doing on user screens I need to know definitively
> what the _default_ antialias setting is for a new install of windows XP.