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Cleartype chế độ hỗ trợ windows 10 sắc nét hiện rõ chữ nhất không còn những tình trạng chữ trên mờ màn hình nữa. Thử ngay chế độ này để bảo vệ đôi mắt bạn nhé

Có thể như một vài bạn coi như ClearType là một chế độ thừa của windows nhưng hãy khoang chê chế độ này vì nó có thể giúp ích cho bạn tròng vài trường hợp đặc biệt khi khoảng màn hình máy tính bạn yếu kém quá. Vậy ClearType là gì ? Cách sử dụng ClearType trên windows 10 như thế nào? Hãy cùng chuyên mục thủ thuật máy tính của Ez Lasso tìm hiểu nhé.

Chế độ ClearType trên windows 10 là gì?

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Surface 3 – First Impressions…

Hi everyone….to start, I don’t normally write product reviews, but had to do share my thoughts and experiences on the new Surface 3 (not the existing Surface Pro 3, which was released last year) as I love it as my new mobile computing device. This surface was released during the week of Microsoft Ignite 2015 (May 4th-8th) of which I received my that week have had 2 months to play with it.

What is…

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Resolved: How to turn off ClearType and use whole-pixel anti-aliasing in Windows 7? #solution #dev #development

How to turn off ClearType and use whole-pixel anti-aliasing in Windows 7?

In Windows XP, you can have whole-pixel anti-aliasing by setting “Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts” to “Standard”, or have sub-pixel anti-aliasing (for LCD monitors) by setting the option to “ClearType”.

In Windows 7, I can no longer find a way to enable whole-pixel anti-aliasing, which gives the…

Today, I received an email update from a bug I've been following on the Chromium Project (the open-source codebase that constitutes Google Chrome) almost since it was filed. 

The issue: since it was released, Chrome has been using the Windows XP-era Microsoft ClearType text-rendering engine on Windows computer. This wasn't a problem for a while, but once modern websites and web typography matured past the use of web-safe fonts, it became a real issue. ClearType was a remarkable advancement when it was released. It replaced the horrible, jagged text on Windows XP machines with a smoother, more pleasant rendering. As fonts became more complex and diverse, ClearType began to show its weaknesses. When Windows 7 came along, it introduced DirectWrite, a new rendering technology leveraging a computer's GPU to refine the edges of text displayed on screen. The results are wonderful. Fonts on Windows 7 and 8 machines look precise and highly readable. 

The problem remained, though, because not every program on a PC had been written to take advantage of the DirectWrite engine. Chrome, in particular, was a notable offender because of its ubiquity and the seemingly vast developer resources behind it. I was one of the many who had complained about it. But for years, nothing substantial was done. 

But now, 5 years since the original bug calling for DirectWrite support was filed, the feature has been implemented and is enabled by default on the latest Chrome Canary build, which will be moving into the more widespread releases as Chrome's development cycle continues.