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OT: color of bold fonts in LCD monitor
button Under "Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts:" either select "Standard" in place of "ClearType," or I think disabling the checkbox (unchecking it) should do the trick as well. Some experimenting may be in order Hope this helps -- --Jonathan Maltz [Microsoft MVP - Windows Server - IIS,

Quick first impressions/feedback of IE7 beta 2 preview
Ross Temple r...@tassoc.co.uk microsoft public windowsxp general ClearType wasn't enabled it was set to standard -----Original Message----- If ClearType is enabled, try disabling it. Go to Control Panel, open Display, click the Appearance tab, click the Effects button, and when the Effects dialog box opens,

Vista hard on the eyes...
Singapore Computer Service sg_com_service_...@bootstrike.com microsoft public windowsxp help_and_support Hello, Try disabling ClearType. Start > Control Panel > Display > Appearance > Effect > Change ClearType to Standard. Or tune it: http://www.microsoft.com/typography/cleartype/tuner/Step1.aspx -- Singapore

IE7 slow to load some pages
I want to disable ClearType by program using eVC++ 3.0 for all the software of the PDA. I know that the first step is to remove the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\GDI\CLEARTYPE from the registry. But the display is not automatically refreshed and cleartype is always active unless I reset the PDA.

RC1 bug: ClearType text switched off on gradient backgrounds
Walter Mundt em...@spamcop.net stardock windowblinds I've posted pics in the binaries group. They're edited to show that submenus don't gave the glitch. Setting the style to Windows Classic fixes the problem. I have WFX set to make menus semitransparent - disabling this does not fix the problem, nor does having it

windows xp effects
I will be very diappointed if Apple does not include the option of disabling anti-aliasing in the final version of OS X. With the $150M stock investment from Microsoft, doesn't Apple get access to all of their technologies? Heh heh. Actually, ClearType is a refinement of a technique first used on the Apple II to

Quick first impressions/feedback of IE7 beta 2 preview
CJSnet use...@TEETHthe-simpson.tv microsoft public internetexplorer general Hmm, well we're already set to ClearType here and disabling/reactivating it doesn't solve the issue sadly. -- Thanks, CJSnet I recommend Google-powered http://search.superhighstreet.com :: Finds anything or they buy it for you!

CEdit control crashes when resized Cause of the problem found!
The delays & effects can be turned off... o Disabling most of the visual effects ---- Start / Control-Panel / System(-Properties) ---- Select the Advanced Tab on if you dislike Cleartype ---- Cleartype can be tweaked - check the MSFT utility o Setting a Windows Classic screen ---- Right click on the desktop,

Can't resize Vista toolbar - do I need to repair Vista?
Interestingly, In Word, Excel, PP, any text I add in Office programs are all in Clear type. Anyway to stop this in Aero, or is that its function that cannot be altered? Thanks, Tom Go to the "Help" function in your startmenu en type "cleartype", then you will see the option for disabling/enabling it (I know there's

WB/ClearType problems
Disabling the font smoothing may help. If he is using windowsXP, it could be set to use "ClearType" which tends to blur the text a bit. That can be disabled in the display properties. His machine is Windows 98SE, and he was using 1024 x 768 prior to installation of the new card. Font smoothing is not enabled.

Windows XP
Gistcheckin Gistchec...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public internetexplorer general Two solutions found here: Disabling cleartype worked - Mike Ling Resetting Custom Error Pages in Web.Config file worked - Rajkumar Also view Harry's response re: Default security, etc... me8up's response re: svvhelper_class

Turn Off Clear Type in Aero
IE defaults to using Font Smoothing (They may refer to it as ClearType) which is a surprisingly processor intensive task. Disabling Font Smoothing and/or the phishing filter may help. Disabling the latter is not ideal, but it can cause performance issues, particularly if the connection to the phishing check

xp与xpsp1的区别
WubZee McGoo the...@wubzee.mailshell.com stardock windowblinds Tarkus, One of the first things I tried was disabling skinning of menus. I also tried disabling Cleartype, and booting clean without any startup items (including RunOnce and such in the registry.) The fact that a sloppy context menu registry entry is

Turn Off Clear Type in Aero
And I have already tried disabling ClearType, which is something I never cared for anyways. I intend to try switching to the classic theme to see if that helps, but that sort of defeats the purpose of upgrading to Vista in the first place. Your only reason to purchase and use Vista was to use the Aero theme?

Vista hard on the eyes...
Romain Petges romain_at_petges_dot_com alt comp freeware flat desktop displays. This free program allows you to quickly enable or disable this function. Why using a tool for enabling/disabling ClearType ? Right-Click on your desktop -> Properties -> Appearance -> Effects and choose the method of font smooting ...no

Outlook 2007 view sort
Andre Da Costa andre...@hotmail.com microsoft public word application errors The best possible work around I am aware of is to disable Clear Type from the Display applet of Windows. Right Click (desktop) > Properties > Appearance (tab) > Effects (button), on the "Effects" dialogue, click in the "Use the following

ClearType & UI Font Question?
PW P...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista administration_accounts_passwords In testing live id and cardspace it seems to me that the cardspace selector is disabling cleartype. I have to re-enable cleartype thru the display settings dialog.

Color Artifacts Behind Black Bold Letters
The second image also shows Cleartype smoothing. Both PCs use the default display DPI of 96. You're write about the Cleartype setting on the second computer, I didn't think of that. However, disabling it only has a small impact on the resulting bitmap. -Gary.

anti-aliasing on LCDs (was Re: Mac OS X-Beta: My What The Fudge ...
... ActiveX":* A wave of bugs in the plug-in technology used by Microsoft's browser has some security experts recommending that users disable all ActiveX controls. Read Harry McCracken in Techlog <http://blogs.pcworld.com/techlog/archives/006439.html?tk=nl_bexblg> *"You Oughta Be Using ClearType":* Have an LCD

Icons and toolbars in Office too large and blurry
And I have already tried disabling ClearType, which is something I never cared for anyways. I intend to try switching to the classic theme to see if that helps, but that sort of defeats the purpose of upgrading to Vista in the first place. Greg Hey man, turn the brightness down on the monitor, go to an all gray