Hi Tex,

well...
It may be my bad english but I think you didn't understood what I want or I 
don't
understand what you told me.

First of all let me explain what I understand what anti-aliasing is:

anti-aliasing  = the ability to make jagged lines look smooth

I dont like IM to use anti-aliased text because I used small font sizes and
they get some kind of blurry. I prefer the old style with sharp edges.
Also my subjective perception is that without anti-aliasing the maps are more 
responsive.

In 5.3.9 I was able to disable (what a strange wordplay) the anti-aliasing in 
IM and that worked fine.
And shortly after updating to 5.4 the font also displayed without any 
anti-aliasing
until I changed something in the IM preferences.

So I think IM is able to "ignore" the OS X anti-alliasing settings.Or am I 
wrong?

It would be great to have the opportunity to select to old "not" anti-aliased 
stuff.
Is this what you want me to file a bug on "forcing IM to alias text"?
Is "alias text" the opposite of anti-aliasing? (Again my english ;-) )


Jürgen

Am 09.03.2011 um 16:28 schrieb Tex Clayton:

> 
> On Mar 9, 2011, at 4:48 AM, Jürgen Brändle wrote:
> 
>> With changing Font Smoothing options under the Appearance pane in System 
>> Preferences I can't get IM to show text not anti-aliased.
>> There must be some trick because directly after the update from 5.3.9 to 5.4 
>> it worked until I tried to change some preferences in IM.
> 
> 
> I cannot see a way to turn off antialiasing natively at all in OS X.  Also, 
> OS X may be the only platform where turning off anti-aliasing results in 
> worse performance.
> Please file a bug if you want to force the InterMapper client to alias text.
> 
> -Tex Clayton
> Dartware, LLC
> http://www.dartware.com
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