Re: anti-aliasing

Is that so? Why do I have much nicer font rendering in Mozilla, and in the 
other applications such as text editors, using the same fonts? Although, it 
is also true that the renderings are nicer in Windows than on Linux. 

On Sunday 02 January 2005 02:01, Allan Sandfeld Jensen wrote:
> On Sunday 02 January 2005 01:42, Benjamin Rossen wrote:
> > difference. Configure Desktop > WebBrowsing > Fonts
> > I have tried changing the fonts, but I do believe that the default
> > settings give me true type fonts. (Do they?)
>
> Not unless you own a truetype Helvetica fonts, because the free ones are
> bitmapped. You need to install Microsoft's webbrowsing fonts, and set
> default to Arial.
>
> `Allan