Microsoft
ClearType is good software. It's a font rendering option in
Windows XP that makes things look better on LCDs. Between laptops and
good
desktop LCDs a lot of folks have LCDs. So go ahead,
turn on ClearType!
And get
the tuner while you're at it.
![]() Microsoft's implementation is quite robust. I was particularly impressed when I rotated my LCD 90 degrees and it still did ClearType, only in the Y axis. Still, Windows typography has a way to go. Apple's font rendering is still head and shoulders above anyone else's. I'd love to read an article that explains exactly why text looks so beautiful on a 12" Powerbook. |