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You might want to check your antialiasing settings (in Preferences -> Fonts I think). You can choose different levels of antialiasing, and if you're using an LC
by shimon 18y ago
You might want to check your antialiasing settings (in Preferences -> Fonts I think). You can choose different levels of antialiasing, and if you're using an LCD monitor, you'll want to use sub-pixel rendering, which is equivalent to Microsoft's ClearType.
It would be nice if that could be automatically turned on based on your monitor type.
- Herring 18y agoSystem -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Fonts. I just changed mine, it looks a lot better now