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What you're complaining about is called "kerning pairs" and is considered to be superior text layout technique. Most professionally laid out text in print uses
by TwoBit 15y ago
What you're complaining about is called "kerning pairs" and is considered to be superior text layout technique. Most professionally laid out text in print uses this. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerning http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerning. Perhaps you aren't used to it.
- Silhouette 15y agoI'm well aware of kerning, thanks. Firefox 4 is simply getting it wrong on WinXP systems, closing up far too aggressively after 'T' and sometimes other letters like 'Y' in many fonts commonly used in web design. (See the link I posted earlier for screenshots.)