Anti-aliased text on Windows?

[Chipp Walters]

Terry,

If your XP computer displayed antialiased text and you're not seeing it 
on you Rev App then chances are you're using the default font for RunRev.

Try putting in the msg:

set the textfont of stack "yourStackNameHere" to tahoma

you should see the antialiased fonts appear instantly.

-Chipp

Terry Vogelaar (de Mare) wrote:

> Hi all,
> Being a Mac user, I was surprised to see the text in my Rev made 
> application without the soft edges I expected to see. Since it is a 
> program to display text on an LCD projector, I was kinda disappointed. I 
> asked a very experienced Windows user that admitted he didn't knew what 
> anti-aliased text was. For all who don't know either: see the following 
> link for a quick explanation.
> http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com/graphics/antialias.php3
> 
> It is an OpenType Postscript font displayed on a Win98 PC with Adobe 
> Type Manager 4.1 installed. Would using another Win version or other 
> type formats solve this problem?
> 
> Of course I could convert every text into a graphic, but since it 
> handles a lot of text on thousands of cards, that would not be an 
> elegant solution.
> 
> Terry
> 
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