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Do you have news you would like to publish? If so enter it using our news form. Auntie Alias at OS XFinally the secret has been revealed: how to turn off anti-aliasing in MacOS X:Start up the terminal app, type in (or copy and paste): defaults write CoreGraphics CGFontDisableAntialiasing YES Which turns off all anti-aliasing throughout the system. I didn't test to see if you can key an integer to anti-alias above that size. Changes come into effect when starting an application or on log out/in and restart. Also discovered, OmniWeb has a specific setting for anti-aliasing defaults read com.omnigroup.OmniWeb AppleSmoothFontsSizeThreshold 2 However changing this didn't appear to have an effect (maybe I've got the syntax wrong).To read the preferences: defaults read Thanks to Clive for finding this. YMMV SDA... (Your Mileage May Vary, Standard Disclaimers Apply) Posted on: 21 September 2001 |