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outlook 2007 DEFAULT font
Emacs 21 disabled the use of ClearType, whereas Emacs 22 allows it and has some code to enlarge the width of the bounding box. Apparently, this display feature needs more changes to get it 100% right. A workaround is to disable ClearType. Try disabling ClearType and seeing whether that helps.

TFT display works only at DOS
You would be disabling them in Linux as well. (if you actually had to choice to enable them in the first place) You can say that again. I won't even touch Linux until it gets something like ClearType. Well you're in luck. AA fonts have been available in linux for quite some time. -- Matt Remove "-nospam" to reply

Vista hard on the eyes...
Disabling ClearType fixed my problem. My question is, what is ClearType supposed to be for? I have a nice LCD flatscreen monitor, you'd think this wouldn't be an issue. "rustyfender04" wrote: Hi all, Ever since I installed IE7, my email font is fuzzy (When reading or writing contents of a letter).

Vista hard on the eyes...
*ClearType* - If you have a Flat Panel Display (Notebook, LCD, Plasma) you will notice improved font display quality enabling ClearType over traditional forms of font smoothing or .... If you have a large collection, you can speedup XP's folder access by disabling it from automatically extracting this info.

Scrolling performance
... playing a fullscreen video on the other * added ML_IPC_EDITQUERY and ML_IPC_EDITVIEW * fixed pledit drawing bug under winxp/cleartype * fixed crash in id3 reading .... made "EXE" filetype extension non registerable :) * cleaned up "disable screensaver when video is playing" option * latest SDKs available (AVS,

Vista hard on the eyes...
It's kind of neat because I can play any game simply by disabling one of the cards, I can watch movies on one monitor while working on the other, to lay down even more money for dual LCDs), but with digital, you get MUCH better video quality (ESPECIALLY with Windows XP's ClearType...it's like reading a magazine)

WindowBlinds Right-Click Bug UPDATE
Unless you need it, disabling ClearType might, also. You could actually check whether GL and PShop use the same code with Dependency Walker, particularly if John was nice enough to tell us which dll(?) it is in. I'll bet it has to do with GL's linking to the browser and parts of the Windows shell that Pshop doesn't

no cleartype in landscape ?
If you've tried everything else to get your history back, maybe you could try disabling the feature and then restarting, enabling the history options once it's back up and running. The cleartype is fine now - but there is no way to resize -the deselect doesn't work - in fact, I had to turn off user permissions (I'm

Can't resize Vista toolbar
Is it possible that it's related to ClearType? The IE blog describes a similar wierdness that they supposedly fixed in IE7 by disabling ClearType if a Does the problem go away if you disable ClearType? I disabled ClearType but the problem also exists when font size is bigger than a limit (eg 20pt for Arial).

IE 7 changed my Arial font's appearance
Jeff J...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public outlook general I have tried enabling and disabling cleartype with no real change "Jeff" wrote: Here is a picture between the main window and how clear the Tools | Options window is: http://www.lawrenceplanet.com/web410/comparison.bmp "Roady [MVP]" wrote: In

IE opacity change weirdresult
On devices with vertical subpixel orientation (eg the original iPAQ H3600 series), ClearType looked essentially like crap. The proper physical display orientation is needed for ClearType to look good. Disabling ClearType rendering in Landscape mode is IMHO a reasonable decision.

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... Not Recognize Real-Time Communications Client Program Dialed Digits Networking 9/5/2002 4:47:00 PM 308246 Disabling NetBT on a Remote Access Connection ..... Shell 10/11/2002 3:40:00 PM 299899 Setting the ClearType Option for an Unattend Setup Does Not Work Shell 9/5/2002 4:38:00 PM 305822 Failure Events Are

Sloplist of XP Bugs
It may be a quirk of Cleartype, since fundamentally it works by juxtaposing the red, green and blue subpixels to give the illusion of anti-aliased black text. It may end up with a lot more red on one side of the character. Try disabling Cleartype and see what happens.

Clear Type - Great Feature - Why is MS Hiding it?
But Pegasus is unusably slow. It takes over a minute to start, and is glacially slow after that. I've tried disabling QOS and ClearType, and setting the default printer to a local file-output text-only driver. No improvement. I've searched in vain; would some kind soul point me in a direction I haven't been?

Tooltips behind taskbar - FIXED!
Cleartype exentuates this problem making it near impossible for me to read any text and moving my head closer to the screen, which works for printouts and other paper resources doesn't work. I've tried every way of disabling cleartype and my office options actually tell me it's disabled even though it isn't,

display bug for webpages - random turquois or reddish pixels
... Not Recognize Real-Time Communications Client Program Dialed Digits Networking 9/5/2002 4:47:00 PM 308246 Disabling NetBT on a Remote Access Connection ..... Shell > 10/11/2002 3:40:00 PM > > > 299899 > Setting the ClearType Option for an Unattend Setup Does Not Work > Shell > 9/5/2002 4:38:00 PM > > > 305822

ClearType font smoothing has slowed down scrolling!
... select Properties/Appearance you can also shut down Effects (such as menu fades or using ClearType) and not use a fancy picture, but a solid color, as the desktop We have had a good exchange in another thread (Toshiba 3505 and WindDVD) about saving battery power by disabling some utilities (such as infared,

Disabling any kind of font smoothing on Vista
Have you tried enabling/disabling ClearType on both systems. IIRC, XP SP2 changes the default setting so that ClearType (or possibly Standard smoothing) is enabled by default. Either one could potentially adjust the font rendering just enough to prevent the label fitting properly any more if it's a close thing.

XP SP2 Shifts Labels!
As far as ClearType, I don't see much difference in it. Microsoft's research suggests that it helps the majority of people, therefore turning it on is a .... Get the point =P It's one thing to change the look and feel of a new product by disabling a feature by default. It's another not to let the user choose if he

IE using up system resources
... May Not Recognize Real-Time Communications Client Program Dialed Digits Networking 9/5/2002 4:47:00 PM Q308246 Disabling NetBT on a Remote Access Connection ..... Shell 10/11/2002 3:40:00 PM Q299899 Setting the ClearType Option for an Unattend Setup Does Not Work Shell 9/5/2002 4:38:00 PM Q305822 Failure Events