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Is there some API or technique that you're wanting implemented? Or is ClearType misconfigured on your machine? Edit: the Control Panel has a Cleartype wizard t

• runxel 6y ago
  I think he refers to the slightly "biggening" of fonts. Which is a great thing, btw! because it helps with all that nonsense-designers-bs of suuuuper thin fonts nobody can actually read.
  • olah_1 6y ago
    They're not "biggened". They're bolder and more blocky. Which from a design perspective appears louder, more brash, and not calm.
• WorldMaker 6y ago
  DirectWrite does have some improvements over GDI only ClearType. Although a lot of DirectWrite's real improvements people notice are interestingly in the other direction. (ClearType is designed to optimize sub-pixel rendering on LCDs when rendering fonts at small sizes; a bunch of DirectWrite improvements are in multi-pixel aliasing and smoothing when rendering higher font sizes on higher DPI devices.)
• ZeroCool2u 6y ago
  That wizard is amazing, thank you!