[DuckieTigger]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

You can't do anything with the 1600x1200 resolution under the color layer. It's not possible. All you'll get is 800x600 and that's it. No anti-aliasing sub-pixel rendering. Just 800x600 and it will look big and it will look jagged and it won't look nice.

I am just curious, but how do you know that it will be impossible to sub-pixel anti-alias? Let's just imagine (since we don't have the specs anywhere) that the triton color filter makes each color pixel like this (with R for red, G for green, B for blue, W for white/no color filter). Capital letters for all white, and dots for black.

examples for all white:
  RB
  GW
all black:
  ..
  ..
red and grey turned on:
  R.
  .W

now for black text and white background you could make out of a "line" like this:

RBRB..
GWGW..
RB..RB
GW..GW
..RBRB
..GWGW

with subpixel AA turned on:

RBRB..
GWG...
RB...B
G...GW
...BRB
..GWGW

Not sure if this will work for AA white spaces, but it should work to fill in black for sure.

just a thought.

Edit: on second thought, if it works, it will work for black and white spots equally well. since you either add a little color if cutting some off the letter, and take some color away for filling in gaps on the background. Including gray levels might or might not improve it even more. And it should be user selectable, just like you can tune on screen font AA in Windows.