Antialiased fonts have blurred edges by the very nature of anitaliasing
(subtle color gradations). It is especially noticeable at smaller point
sizes. For most fonts, 14 pt is a good size to start antialiasing, if you
want to. What do you mean by saying you HAVE TO use antialiasing?
Generally, it is not a requirement. It may be required, if your fonts use
some of the characters with decimal codes above 128, but not otherwise.
S.
At 02:14 AM 8/28/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>dear all,
>
>i'm using helvetica as a fontsytle,
>but everytime, i have to turn on the anti-alias and
>the font seems quite blur.
>any suggesstion?
>
>thanking u in advanced.
>regards
>cikjee
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