Neil,
LC 8 is still in dev stage. It should not be used for production work.
The most recent version officially available for production work is LC
7.0.6. The latest version officially available for text-intensive
projects that aren't unicode-compatible yet is 6.7.6. Please, don't
recommend dev versions for production work.
Mark
Op 9/18/2015 om 10:41 schreef Neil Roger:
Hi Tiemo,
HiDPI support was added in LiveCode 6.6RC2. You will have to upgrade
to at least this version for text to look crisp although I would
highly recommend starting to use LiveCode 8 ;)
More information on this can be found here-
https://livecode.com/hi-speed-hidpi/
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On 18/09/2015 09:23, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
Hello,
using LC 6.5.2 and the standard text font tahoma, all texts in fields
and
buttons look blurred on a retina display in a standalone, compared to
a text
program or even the finder texts. Because I don't have a retina display
myself I only can test with the feedback of a customer.
Is there anything I can do in LC? Is it the 6.5.2. engine itself? Are
different font rendered in different ways? On Windows we have OTF and
TTF
font, which are rendered in different ways. Is there something
similar on
Mac? Which is the preferred font on Mac and windows, if it is not
anymore
Tahoma? Or do we just have to live with a blurred LC program?
Any hints appreciated
Tiemo
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