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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 default dpi settings? I'm running the same monitor configuration but then

T20 Video Performance in XP
smallfred pr...@surfdata.ee microsoft public windowsxp music setting font smoothening to ClearType can sometimes blur up things... if it is enabled, try disabling it -----Original Message----- i am using winamp 2.72, and just recently upgraded to xp home. with 98 se, i had always set my fonts in winamp to a small

Eudora 5.2.1 in windows XP -high CPU usage!!
Jan Lenoch jan.len...@seznam.cz microsoft public word application errors I was trying to disable ClearType in "reading" mode. I looked into Help and tried to do what was written - to add a key into registry. This doesn't apparently work - even when I tried different formats of keys etc. :o( Does anyone know about

outlook 2007 DEFAULT font
One where the right click does not work at all as mentioned above, and two others where the Right click works in "Start" --> "Programs" at first, but after enabling Cleartype the Right click no longer works. Even after disabling the Cleartype, the right click still does not work. Any help would be very much

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To = disable the feature, set uiParam to FALSE.=20 Windows 95: This flag is supported only if Windows Plus! is = installed. See SPI_GETWINDOWSEXTENSION. =20 SPI_SETFONTSMOOTHINGCONTRAST Windows XP: Changes the contrast = value used in ClearType smoothing. The pvParam parameter points to a = UINT that holds the

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groundzero55 groundzer...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public internetexplorer general 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

Fuzzy display after applying Service pack
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. "mcp6453" <mcp6...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message news:3C805AA9.2B42@bellsouth.net... Thor wrote: You aren't using a VGA extension

Fuzzy display after applying Service pack
You can disable them in the Services applet. Click on Start/Run and type in SERVICES.MSC, and hit Enter. You'll be faced with a huge list of services, .... error 1606 # cleartype # my documents --Posted by Tech D to Tech Dose Information <3D"http://techdose.blogspot.com/2005/02/disabl> at 2/8/2005 06:42:35 PM.

Fuzzy Font In IE7
Charles Pickrell charl...@pocketpcwriter.com microsoft public windowsce talisker techpreview This is just a stab in the dark, but could this be a cleartype problem? Try disabling ClearType in the Registry. To enable ClearType across your entire platform, set the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\GDI\Cleartype registry key

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I found that disabling SSL under Eudora's "Tools-Options-Checking Mail", helps a bit. Disabling windows XP's Cleartype helps also (display properties->appearance->effects->use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts). However the slowness associated with high CPU usage persists.

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But disabling fonts as specified by authors in an obscure IE dialog is not something I want to recommend to "regular" (and older!) users. Then I sit down at my father's Dell 8000's SXGA+ (without Cleartype no less), and my eyes say "Thank you!" Don't get me wrong -- UXGA on a 15" screen is beautiful.

wrong display of slanted characters (on MS-Windows XP with ...
If so, that browser by default uses cleartype fonts that make everything look fuzzy. Some people like it, others don't. I fall into the latter category. To disable, Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced (tab) -> Under Multimedia uncheck "Always use ClearType for HTML". Close and restart the browser.

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He's gotten back a lot of the performance by disabling as much of XP's amusing-itself disk activity as he can. I'm getting tired of hearing him bitch and moan. screen fonts and select cleartype in drop down box turn off show shadows and turn off show windows contents while dragging 4. system->hardware-> device

Question on SXGA LCD native resolution
Markeaux please_re...@news.group microsoft public windowsxp perform_maintain microsoft public windowsxp help_and_support microsoft public windowsxp general ClearType does produce a blurry effect on the higher-end, higher-resolution TFT LCD monitors like my Samsung 170MP - disabling it gives displayed characters a

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Craig cr...@patik.commmmmmmmmmmmm alt music dave-matthews fancy UI effects, but so what. 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. -- Craig.

Vista hard on the eyes...
The problem however is after disabling I'm still stuck with the fuzzy fonts. Filenames to desktop icons, menus, text everywhere is no longer sharp. Apparently magnifier turned cleartype off. From the "Display Settings" I followed the help links and ended up at the cleartype description, checked it and sure

Cant change font in IE 7.0?
When cleartype was enable in various applications (pocketbible, reader) the letters looked blurry. I wound up disabling the feature. Very disappointing, I expected more. Definitely not like reading a book. "Preston Crawford" <prestoncREMOVESPAMBL...@crawfordsolutions.com> wrote in message

Bill Gates is cool in my book.
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. TIA, Greg Vista is more then just eye candy. If classic view makes it easier

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<slf...@smartt.com> wrote in message news:uIRyplEz$GA.264@cppssbbsa02.microsoft.com... I've never mentioned this before, about the 545 I had. When cleartype was enable in various applications (pocketbible, reader) the letters looked blurry. I wound up disabling the feature. Very disappointing, I expected more.