Font Smoothing

[Andrew E]

Try opening display,set at high-resolution instead of
true-colors.In system properties,advanced,set at let
windows adjust,or if at,set other than performance,in
letting windows adjust,chk all the boxes,youll find one
for smooth edges.Clear-Type is pretty good stuff..
>-----Original Message-----
>In Windows XP Home, I have ClearType turned on and fine
tuned using
>the Microsoft web site but I still have jagged edges on
the larger
>fonts used in web pages and other programs.
>
>I have a Sony Multiscan G420 monitor and a GeForce M440
graphics card.
>Monitor is set at 100 Hertz.
>
>Any suggestions as to how I might improve the 'Smooth
Font' effect?
>
>Bert Hibberd
>Australia
>.
>

[Bert Hibberd]

Thanks Andrew!

Couldn't quite follow all of your advice, but it has given me
somethings to try.

Bert Hibberd

On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 14:59:53 -0800, "Andrew E" >
wrote:

> Try opening display,set at high-resolution instead of
> true-colors.In system properties,advanced,set at let
> windows adjust,or if at,set other than performance,in
> letting windows adjust,chk all the boxes,youll find one
> for smooth edges.Clear-Type is pretty good stuff..
>>-----Original Message-----
>>In Windows XP Home, I have ClearType turned on and fine
>tuned using
>>the Microsoft web site but I still have jagged edges on
>the larger
>>fonts used in web pages and other programs.
>>
>>I have a Sony Multiscan G420 monitor and a GeForce M440
>graphics card.
>>Monitor is set at 100 Hertz.
>>
>>Any suggestions as to how I might improve the 'Smooth
>Font' effect?
>>
>>Bert Hibberd
>>Australia
>>.
>>