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Just found out something that might be helpful to anyone using XP.
Often Windows XP doesn’t have anti-aliasing turned on by default which
is why fonts can look so bad on it.
Here is a guide on how to turn anti-aliasing on if your running XP with service pack 3.
Sadly Internet Explorer does not support this, but hopefully anyone with any common
sense is not using IE as their default browser anyway!
Often Windows XP doesn’t have anti-aliasing turned on by default which
is why fonts can look so bad on it.
Here is a guide on how to turn anti-aliasing on if your running XP with service pack 3.
Sadly Internet Explorer does not support this, but hopefully anyone with any common
sense is not using IE as their default browser anyway!