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Gary Patrick - 31 Jul 2004 09:15 GMT
I did something when I was looking at the display settings
and the appearance of the letters/typeface has now changed
so that they are not clear and unfuzzy like they were
before I messed with it. The letters now seem to have a
shadow/one side thicker than the other look about them.
Help please.
Byte - 31 Jul 2004 19:57 GMT
Rightclick open area center of screen/Properties/Appearance tab/Effects button
Set Transition for Fade Effect and Method to Stardard.  Click Apply and OK.

> I did something when I was looking at the display settings
> and the appearance of the letters/typeface has now changed
> so that they are not clear and unfuzzy like they were
> before I messed with it. The letters now seem to have a
> shadow/one side thicker than the other look about them.
> Help please.
Sharon F - 31 Jul 2004 20:40 GMT
> I did something when I was looking at the display settings
> and the appearance of the letters/typeface has now changed
> so that they are not clear and unfuzzy like they were
> before I messed with it. The letters now seem to have a
> shadow/one side thicker than the other look about them.
> Help please.

Perhaps you enabled drop shadows? To disable: System Properties> Advanced>
Performance> Settings. On the next screen that appears,uncheck any options
that state "drop shadow."

Also, if you are using ClearType, you might like to visit the online tuner
for this feature. I like and use ClearType but find that I enjoy it more
after tuning it to my liking. If interested, check here:

"ClearType Tuner for XP"
http://www.microsoft.com/typography/ClearTypeInfo.mspx
and follow the links to the tuner.

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