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I can see it in Netscape, actually...I'm just curious as to how you're making it happen.

Redwolf

Ok

You use the bunchlo tag:

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[bunchlo] blah blah [/bunchlo]

Conor worked on making it happen. If we're going ahead to use it, we'll make a button for it on the posting form. But I'm not sure yet if we should, because of how jaggie and undreadable it looks...

Eoin

I think Lánchló a nicer font, way easier to read.

http://www.fainne.org/gaelchlo/langc.html

Sorry for the size of the pics, but I didn't want to scale them/reduce resolution

With bun.ttf on my system

IE


Mozilla Firefox


Without bun.tff on my system

IE


Mozilla Firefox

It looks like you're using ClearType (that's what it's called, right?) on XP, the thing that anti-aliases your fonts?

AFAIK that's turned off by default, and so I think the majority of XP users will see the ugly jaggy type.

OK, I get your point that it does look jagged with ClearType turned off.

However, the fontface also looks jaggy in Microsoft Word etc. without ClearType.

Nothing I can do about that

Ok, how do I turn that on?

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