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jasondv · 09-02-2003, 05:56 AM

Just registered and stumbled across this great thread. I still have to digest most of the information, but FWIW, this is my set-up:
- I use Fonts4TT, with the Times New Roman font enabled. This becomes the default font for iSilo, and I find it great for reading ordinary text.
- I use Quickoffice, and have Arial Narrow installed, which I use mainly for Quicksheet. For some documents (especially those with tables) I just set the font to this one.

I agree that sub-pixel rendering (this is anti-aliasing, right?) would be the next logical step for the fonts.

09-02-2003, 05:56 AM	#27
jasondv Enthusiast Posts: 29 Karma: 10 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Philippines Device: Palm Tungsten\|T	Just registered and stumbled across this great thread. I still have to digest most of the information, but FWIW, this is my set-up: - I use Fonts4TT, with the Times New Roman font enabled. This becomes the default font for iSilo, and I find it great for reading ordinary text. - I use Quickoffice, and have Arial Narrow installed, which I use mainly for Quicksheet. For some documents (especially those with tables) I just set the font to this one. I agree that sub-pixel rendering (this is anti-aliasing, right?) would be the next logical step for the fonts.