Thread: Best fonts for reading e-books
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Old 12-16-2004, 05:45 PM   #12
cbarnett
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I've got a question. How many of our current PPC owners have Cleartype enabled? I enabled cleartype the day I got my 1930, and have never looked back. It _really_ makes a difference in the quality of the fonts, and the readability. If you've never tried cleartype, you might not know what you're missing.

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