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To: Lazarus_Long who wrote (26821)	5/5/2002 10:31:31 PM
From: SIer formerly known as Joe B.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110583

To everyone using XP with a flat panel monitor, laptop or high quality CRT I just found this tip and love the results: Using & Tuning ClearType Font Smoothing ClearType triples the horizontal resolution available for rendering text through software so that the result is clearer display of text on a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) screen with digital interface. But don't let that lead you to believe it's only good on an LCD display! If you have a good quality CRT display, you may also benefit from ClearType. For CRT users it seems a matter of taste, but why don't you try it? To enable ClearType font smoothing, right-click on your desktop, select Properties, select the Appearance tab and press the Effects button. There is a drop down box to choose between Standard or ClearType font smoothing. When you have ClearType enabled, you can go to this Microsoft ClearType Tuning page to fine tune your cleartype settings. microsoft.com