Thread: iBooks 2.1 - turn off anti-aliasing?
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Old 03-08-2012, 09:31 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Erik_Engren View Post
The updated version and its support for the new iPad Retina Display makes the text in my "fixed layout" e-books look soft and fuzzy.

It would be nice if that "feature" could be turned off in settings - until you upgrade to the new thing (i.e The iPad Formerly Known as iPad 3...)
Wonder whats happened there. Its OK on my iPhone :-/
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