Hi Artemiy-
Couldn't tell from the screenshot, but it appears that the text might be
small... if so, there is a preference to turn off text smoothing for fonts of a
certain size or smaller (System Preferences > Appearance - down at the bottom
of the pane).
Another possibility: are you using la
You guys are right, all is actually well, it might have been that
Helvetica isn't the prettiest font to use in this color scheme. I
changed it to Lucida Grande and it's looking properly sleek now :-)
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Hi all,
thanks a lot for the replies!
No I do not use anything special there.
Just a black NSRect with NSTextFields on top of them. I think I could
solve this by using a shadow under the text, however, I don't know how
to do this. The normal shadow mechanism as I use for NSBezierCurve
doe
On 20/12/2010, at 12:30, Artemiy Pavlov wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I have a few text labels I created using NSTextField. However, all of them
> appear very aliased, as shown in the attached screenshot. Can anyone suggest
> me how I can fix this and turn on antialiasing for the text?
>
Sincerely, t
On 2010 Dec 20, at 06:30, Artemiy Pavlov wrote:
I have a few text labels I created using NSTextField. However, all
of them appear very aliased, as shown in the attached screenshot.
Can anyone suggest me how I can fix this and turn on antialiasing
for the text?
I've seen this happen when
On 2010 Dec 20, at 06:30, Artemiy Pavlov wrote:
> I have a few text labels I created using NSTextField. However, all of them
> appear very aliased, as shown in the attached screenshot. Can anyone suggest
> me how I can fix this and turn on antialiasing for the text?
I've seen this happen when
Hi all!
I have a few text labels I created using NSTextField. However, all of
them appear very aliased, as shown in the attached screenshot. Can
anyone suggest me how I can fix this and turn on antialiasing for the
text?
Thanks and best wishes,
Artemiy.
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