Do you use ClearType with a CRT monitor?


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  dougkinzinger said:
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Download and use ClearTweak and set the contrast to 1000:

http://www.dougkinzinger.com/cleartweak.exe.

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I use it on LCD screens, the ones it was designed and meant for and it looks great. On any CRT that doesnt totally blow the rgb subpixels are so much smaller than the actual pixels at most resolutions that you just get multicolored artifacts around the text, so no, i dont use it. It only works when the subpixels are about 1/3 of the actual pixel. This occurs when you run a LCD (a fixed pixel display) at it's native resolution or when you run your CRT at or near is max resolution, thats why there is option to use "standard." I hate to break it to you but for the people who are using CT at 800x600 or 1024x768, you are probably actually REDUCING the text quality byadding blurry multicolored halos. As for having CT forced on in Longhorn, it seems likely that text antialiasing will be always turned on in Longhorn, CT will most likely still be optional for the reasons given above.

REMEMBER!

Download and use ClearTweak. Set the contrast to 1000 and you'll love it.

http://www.dougkinzinger.com/cleartweak.exe Props to Ioisland, the makers of ClearTweak.

Even for the dude who thinks that it looks bad on LCDs. Wonder what brand of Crack he's smoking. . . .

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