是否有类型？ [英] cleartype or not ?

问题描述

有人知道默认情况下WinXP是否使用''Cleartype''或''Standard''。 i
注意到使用''标准''所有字体系列（sans-serif除外）都是

不反对，而''cleartype''一切都是anti -iasias。

这种行为似乎不依赖于所使用的浏览器。


i认为这个''cleartype''的东西是用winxp引入的，或者是它已经包含在旧版Windows中了吗？


gr

martin

解决方案

马丁！写道：

有没有人知道默认情况下WinXP是否使用''Cleartype''或''Standard''。我注意到使用''标准''所有字体系列（sans-serif除外）都没有抗锯齿，而''cleartype''一切都是抗锯齿的。
这种行为似乎不依赖于所使用的浏览器。

我认为这个''cleartype''的东西是用winxp引入的，还是它已经包含在旧版本的windows中了？ / blockquote>


Cleartype与XP一起出现。在我的电脑上，Cleartype没有启用

默认：我必须启用它，当我这样做时，我真的注意到了

的差异。

> Cleartype出现在XP中。在我的电脑上，Cleartype没有被

默认启用：我必须启用它，当我这样做时，我真的注意到了
差异。

我的经历类似：从未见过默认启用它的系统。


它提出了一个问题：设计师应该假设CT开启或关闭/>
选择字体和字体大小？我知道用户可以同时控制两者（如果CSS是正确完成的话），但是当我看到的东西不同于其他人时，我总是担心。自从使用XP和CT以来，我认为我倾向于使用较小的字体，这对于网页设计师来说可能不是最好的。


在Macintosh上，似乎是字体默认情况下是平滑的...

的网页，因为在Mac上看起来与Windows不同（好吧，好吧，对于

其他原因，但我'我只想到这里的文字。

Dana Cartwright写道：

Cleartype出现在XP中。在我的电脑上，Cleartype没有通过
默认启用：我必须启用它，当我这样做时，我真的注意到了
差异。

我的经历类似的：从未见过默认启用它的系统。

它提出了一个问题：设计师在选择字体和字体大小时是否应该开启或关闭CT？我知道用户可以控制两者（如果CSS正确完成），但是当我看到与其他人不同的东西时，我总是担心。自从使用XP和CT以来，我认为我倾向于使用较小的字体，这对于网页设计师来说可能不是最好的。

在Macintosh上，默认情况下字体似乎是平滑的... web这个页面的原因在Mac上看起来与Windows不同（好吧，好的，还有其他原因，但我只想到这里的文字）。

旧版本的Windows有字体平滑选项。


至于设计师应该假设：在我的情况下，启用Cleartype确实

不影响我指定字体系列和字体大小的方式;它只能让我更容易阅读文字。

does anyone know if WinXP by default uses ''Cleartype'' or ''Standard''. i
noticed that using ''standard'' all font-families (except sans-serif) are
NOT anti-aliassed, while with ''cleartype'' everything is anti-aliassed.
This behaviour appears not to depend on the browser used.

i think this ''cleartype'' thing was introduced with winxp, or was it
already included in older version of windows ??

gr
martin

解决方案

Martin! wrote:

does anyone know if WinXP by default uses ''Cleartype'' or ''Standard''. i
noticed that using ''standard'' all font-families (except sans-serif) are
NOT anti-aliassed, while with ''cleartype'' everything is anti-aliassed.
This behaviour appears not to depend on the browser used.

i think this ''cleartype'' thing was introduced with winxp, or was it
already included in older version of windows ??

Cleartype appeared with XP. On my PC, Cleartype was not enabled by
default: I had to enable it, and when I did, I REALLY noticed the
difference.

> Cleartype appeared with XP. On my PC, Cleartype was not enabled by

default: I had to enable it, and when I did, I REALLY noticed the
difference.

My experience is similar: never seen a system with it enabled by default.

It raises a question: should designers assume CT is on or off when they
select fonts and font sizes? I know users can control both (if the CSS is
done right), but I''m always concerned when I''m seeing things differently
than other people. Since using XP and CT, I think I gravitate towards
smaller fonts, which maybe not be best for web designers.

On the Macintosh, it seems fonts are smoothed by default...web pages for
that reason look quite different on the Mac than Windows (well, OK, for
other reasons as well, but I''m just thinking of text here).

Dana Cartwright wrote:

Cleartype appeared with XP. On my PC, Cleartype was not enabled by
default: I had to enable it, and when I did, I REALLY noticed the
difference.

My experience is similar: never seen a system with it enabled by default.

It raises a question: should designers assume CT is on or off when they
select fonts and font sizes? I know users can control both (if the CSS is
done right), but I''m always concerned when I''m seeing things differently
than other people. Since using XP and CT, I think I gravitate towards
smaller fonts, which maybe not be best for web designers.

On the Macintosh, it seems fonts are smoothed by default...web pages for
that reason look quite different on the Mac than Windows (well, OK, for
other reasons as well, but I''m just thinking of text here).

Older versions of Windows have a font smoothing option.

As for what designers should assume: in my case, enabling Cleartype did
not affect how I specify font families and font sizes; it only made it
easier for me to read text.

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