ClearType
is a Windows technology that is designed to improve the image quality
of the fonts by smoothing them out, which improves readability on LCD
monitors. Windows Vista has this feature enabled by default.
In Windows XP, ClearType was disabled by default, so if you wanted to use it you had to turn it on. Some people might not like how this technology make their fonts look on their screen, and may want to disable it. Follow the instructions below to find out how.
In Windows XP, ClearType was disabled by default, so if you wanted to use it you had to turn it on. Some people might not like how this technology make their fonts look on their screen, and may want to disable it. Follow the instructions below to find out how.
- Right-click an empty area on your desktop and select Personalize.
- Click 'Windows Color and Appearance'.
- Click the link "Open classic appearance properties for more color options'.
- Press the Effects... button.
- From the dropdown menu under 'Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts' select Standard.
- Press the two OK buttons, and close the Personalization window.
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