Q. I know you can adjust the ClearType settings in Windows 7 to make the type on the screen look sharper. But is it possible to save these settings and switch back and forth between two users with ...

Weblog Of Zen and Computing describes one of the absolute must-do-right-away Windows tweaks out there: turning on ClearType. By default in Windows (XP at least, not sure about Vista), text looks ...

The free ClearType Tuner adds an option in Control Panel to remove pixelation and smooth font appearance in Windows XP. Lifehacker reader Kevin writes in, "As a PC user, I have always been jealous of ...

Okay you bastards (mainly Magus`) have got me looking at ClearType again. I'm coming around to it and may convert full-time *if* I can kill or reduce the colour fringing that it brings on a CRT.

Is the text on your screen looking fuzzy? Then use this guide to enable ClearType on your Windows 10 device to make text sharper and more readable. When you purchase through links on our site, we may ...

A few years ago Microsoft quietly introduced—but never promoted—a Windows utility designed to make the text on a computer screen appear clearer ( Technology Q&A , JofA , Oct.03, page 88). What ...

You’d think everyone in computing knows about ClearType. Everyone does, except my occasionally not-too-swift editor, bless her heart. (Did you ever notice how you can insult someone, say “bless her ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Many people spend large amounts of time reading text on screen but don't give typography a second thought, even though the typeface we ...

Hey, I just got a Viewsonic VX2000 and the Cleartype is a little off I think.<BR><BR>View image: http://home.attbi.com/~rhehd/vx2000-ct.png <BR><BR>Notice how the ...

With the next version of Chromium Edge, Microsoft says it will update the font rendering experience to match the standards of other native Windows apps, such as Calculator, Groove Music, etc.

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