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I'm evaluating the SpreadsheetGear component for Excel file manipulation. However, out of the box the fonts look slightly blurred or hazy when the same spreadsheet is viewed side-by-side with Excel. Is there some anti-aliasing setting I'm missing?
Or ...
Started by Jon on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
However, .NET does not provide reliable font metrics when anti-aliased fonts are not used, and we cannot do some of the layout we need to do without reliable font not being clear is the....
To get non anti-aliased fonts to work.
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Hi all.
When I dynamically load content into a div and fadeIn (or show or slideDown), the fonts don't look very clear in IE. The fonts of the preloaded contents look just fine, however.
I hove noticed this happening with scriptaculous in IE also.
Does...
Started by pistolshrimp on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
This will work in v1.3:
$('#foo').fadeOut(function() { if (! $.support.opacity....
IE is very weird about opacity issues (or fading in, in this case), and setting a background color often helps with the effect .
Try setting a background color on your div.
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I'm writing a java application that renders PDF documents to images, and when I run it on windows it works fine. But when I render the PDF on Linux, the standard fonts look a bit garbled, like there would be a few pixels missing on the right side of some...
Started by mooware on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Could be font....
Install Sun's Java and fonts will be somehwat better.
Are the fonts embedded in the PDF?
There are 8 standard fontOpenJDK has to put out fonts which are copyright protected.
Them into your linux environment.
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When I create an application on my laptop it compiles and renders just fine. If I compile the page and put it on a server to host it, it still renders just fine on multiple computers.
However, if I transfer the code to my desktop and run it on my desktop...
Started by Hortitude on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It's not a GWT issue, but some fonts lookIt is something to do with the Browser you used, the Browser on your desktop may have large font you have different default font....
Machine (so IE on Windows, Safari on Mac, Firefox on Linux) .
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I need to display a file that comes from a mac on a Windows machine.
The font name in the mac file is "Helvetica".
Windows does not have Helvetica but it has "Arial" which is the close. However, if I pass "Helvetica" to a WPF control the font family is...
Started by tom7 on
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You'll have to come up with your own way of choosing which font you want to use information about some Helvetica look....
Talk to any obsessed graphic just plain different.
They are actually different fonts, though the difference is subtle.
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Which web-safe fonts are more readable to eyes as a body text? Which web-safe fonts should not be used?
What should be the minimum font size of <p>body text</p> for better readability?
What font size should we use for <H1/2/3/4/5/6> ...
Started by jitendra on
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However the ....
I've found Verdana to be very easy on the eyes for large blocks of text .
It would be confusing to make it look the same as an elementIMO: avoid Comic Sans, use font size 10+ pt.
Text block and in bold font-weight.
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Hello, do you know some good sites within good fonts that could be used in websites with font-face? There are some sites I know, but I search for fonts that I can use in "commercial projects" and they should be licensed optimally under MIT or (New) BSD...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Try Font Squirrel , they have ready made @font-face kits that you can just drop....
Http://www.myfonts.com/
Some fonts are available for free fonts you like in existing works.
Take a look at Typekit or Web Fonts .
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As super users, using nicer fonts is often an important issue. Now that many sites are using @font-face to embed fonts in the page, having the same fonts installed locally means less downloading, and producing documents with custom fonts often look nicer...
Started by Rich Bradshaw on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Notably:
Anivers
Fontin Sans
Museo
All these can
Helvetica comes 'free' with....
Linux Libertine and Biolinium
GentiumThe free fonts from the Exljbris foundry.
These are the fonts I've seen most commonly embedded with @font-face.
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I'm a bit confused about the laws applied to web fonts. I know that it's OK to use fonts like Arial, Times Romans, Georgia, etc...I think it's illegal to use other commercial fonts. Are there websites that provide free fonts? If there are.
Can I just ...
Started by janoChen on
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A little Googling ....
It is legal to use a font that's already installed on the user's licenses.
All fonts come that were produced with the fonts.
Buy the font legally with a license that lets you use them in your project.
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I have Din Engshrift and other obscure fonts installed on my machine where I do development. But when I try to access them from HTML, they look completely warped. Fonts like "Courier New" work fine. What causes that?
Started by carson welsh on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/urw/engschrift/
I assume on a machine that lacks those fonts....
Try adding the other formats, or try a different browser .
That the browser you are using does not fully support the font format you have installed.
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