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Is anyone else hooked on anti-aliased fonts?
CurZ
Resident Hippy
in Zocalo v2.0
I don't know if anyone else has experienced this, but after the anti-aliased fonts in Linux and XP's ClearType, I can't stand to look at regular, jagged fonts.. they're so.. jagged :p
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J/K
yea, wonderful thing. :)
oh... and buy a Mac... they STILL rock very hard when it comes to Typography...
Rhett: Control Panel>Display>Appearance>Effects>Something or other about font appearance.
[B]Thats what I must be! I just reformatted and now the fonts look like crap. How exactly do you turn them on (I'm on XP Home) [/B][/QUOTE]
Display properties -> Appearance -> Effects -> second item from the top, check the box and select ClearType from the drop-down menu.
Especially if you're using an LCD monitor. Thats where it REALLY shines.
[B]I use them in both XP and Mandrake 9.1. They look so nice. :) I think the Mandrake 9.1 ones look better. [/B][/QUOTE]
Ah... Mandrake 9.1 such a nice distribution!!! :D
Server has been runing flawlessly for 3 days now and firewall to boot!
:)
[B]Never mind- it didnt fix my problems. Everything still looks kinda blured. I cant really explain it. Anyone have any suggestions? [/B][/QUOTE]
Your monitor is out of focus?
If you feel like adjusting it, simply [b]unplug the monitor[/b], take the back off, and adjust the small focus knob you find inside. And be careful not to touch anything else or it'll zap you like a Vorlon!
If you think it was the format that did it, perform another one. :)
[B]Your monitor is out of focus?
If you feel like adjusting it, simply [b]unplug the monitor[/b], take the back off, and adjust the small focus knob you find inside. And be careful not to touch anything else or it'll zap you like a Vorlon! [/B][/QUOTE]
Or you can simply use a long screwdriver to discharge the tube.
[B]Or you can simply use a long screwdriver to discharge the tube. [/B][/QUOTE]
I think that's *really* bad advice. The charge in the tube can be *incredibly* high. a long screwdriver wouldn't be the safe way to do it.
[B]I think that's *really* bad advice. The charge in the tube can be *incredibly* high. a long screwdriver wouldn't be the safe way to do it. [/B][/QUOTE]
Actually Sanfam, that IS how it's done...
Long Screwdriver, and an even longer aligator clip wire to ground...
;)
I've just been zapped one too many times to attempt that myself, I guess... :P
[B]I think that's *really* bad advice. The charge in the tube can be *incredibly* high. a long screwdriver wouldn't be the safe way to do it. [/B][/QUOTE]
Dude, how do you think its done in TV repair shops?
[B]So how do I do this if I can't open up the back of the monitor (there is no way that I have found)? [/B][/QUOTE]
There should be screws all around the outside track of the back of the monitor. Atleast 4 - 6 screws total. You may have to remove the screws holding your monitor's power supply to the case as well. (usually just two) Then give it a good yank and it should come right off.
Make sure the screen is facing the ground when you do this.