Hello,
Is there a way to completely disable ClearType in Windows Vista Beta 2? After deselecting ClearType in the appearances dialog panel there are still several items that use ClearType, such as the task bar.
It seems that MS is going the same way as Mac OS X. After disabling anti-aliasing a lot of controls still use it causing a lot of inconsistencies.
Thanks, Romendo

Disabling ClearType
I have noticed the same thing. I have disabled Cleartype from within IE7 and also under advanced personalisation option I changed it from ClearType to Normal but still see clear-type all over the place.
"Romendo" wrote:
Hello,
Is there a way to completely disable ClearType in Windows Vista Beta 2? After deselecting ClearType in the appearances dialog panel there are still several items that use ClearType, such as the task bar.
It seems that MS is going the same way as Mac OS X. After disabling anti-aliasing a lot of controls still use it causing a lot of inconsistencies.
Thanks, Romendo
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