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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: RI
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My first ibook, yet I have a feeling that my 14.1" G4 933mhz should display better text. It is not really blurred, but almost bit mapped. The desktop file names look better with a label than without. Any suggestions?
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"For the man who avoids help,
is the man whom disaster will seek"
Original 1984 128k Mac
14.1" iBook G4 - G4 Digital Audio
iMac DV and many others...
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Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Falun, Sweden
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have you checked your font smoothing settings? try play around with the "best for flat screen settings" setting (not sure if that's the name. have a swedish osx) and the font smoothing threshold.
if it's not that, maby you could post a screenshot?
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iBook G4 800mhz 12", 640mb ram, 60gb hdd, AirPort Extreme, Internal Bluetooth with osx 10.3.2 Panther
Palm Tungsten|T, TI-OMAP 144 MHz, 512mb SD, Internal Bluetooth with Palm OS 5.0
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Forum Regular
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Round Rock, Texas
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the text displays that way due to the nature of the LCD display. In general, and reading forums like Macnn in partuclar, I've found that enlarging the text helps a lot. For me comic sans MS font, slightly enlarged works well for me on a word processor. Then, for formal letters I'll convert it all to Times just before I print.
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