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#1 2008-07-02 11:37 pm
Italic text looks crappy on windows...
So, here's a snapshot of a web page in Safari and Firefox on Mac:
And here's the same page in both Internet Explorer and Firefox in Windows:
Any way I can make italic text look better on Windows (strangely, Safari in Windows renders it beautifully)? I tried giving an explicit font family, thinking that maybe it was just differing default fonts, and I even tried bumping the point size up a couple notches. No luck...
Thanks!
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#2 2008-07-04 8:37 am
Re: Italic text looks crappy on windows...
I know their is a control panel in Windows XP to use anti-aliased fonts, which is not on by default. Dadgum it if I can remember where it is though...
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#3 2008-07-04 3:37 pm
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Re: Italic text looks crappy on windows...
Metacell wrote:
I know their is a control panel in Windows XP to use anti-aliased fonts, which is not on by default. Dadgum it if I can remember where it is though...
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#4 2008-07-05 12:15 am
Re: Italic text looks crappy on windows...
smurf 'em for using winders.
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#5 2008-07-05 5:38 am
Re: Italic text looks crappy on windows...
Smurf the game developers for making me use Winders.
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