Font Smoothing in CMD.EXE (win2k)
Font Smoothing in CMD.EXE (win2k)
Is it possible to enable font smoothing in CMD.EXE on win2k?
Re: Font Smoothing in CMD.EXE (win2k)
Obsidian, my question has nothing to do with clear type as such.
Icon names can be smoothed with just a checkbox on, why cmd.exe can't!
In fact fonts in ms office can also be smoothed.
Icon names can be smoothed with just a checkbox on, why cmd.exe can't!
In fact fonts in ms office can also be smoothed.
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corncobman
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Re: Font Smoothing in CMD.EXE (win2k)
Why bother?
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Re: Font Smoothing in CMD.EXE (win2k)
Why not just use Notepad, save it as a .bat, then run it (by double-clicking it)?
If it's something in the CMD that you want in True Type, you could right-click the CMD window, choose "Select All", press Ctrl+C and paste it into Notepad.
If it's something in the CMD that you want in True Type, you could right-click the CMD window, choose "Select All", press Ctrl+C and paste it into Notepad.
Re: Font Smoothing in CMD.EXE (win2k)
Stop teasing!
It is now apparent that this is a sort of commercial strategy by reptile ms.
Actually I wanted to use vim(not gvim) with antialiase on.
It is now apparent that this is a sort of commercial strategy by reptile ms.
Actually I wanted to use vim(not gvim) with antialiase on.
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+JuggerNaut+
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Re: Font Smoothing in CMD.EXE (win2k)
stfu you goddamn idiot.
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Tormentius
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Re: Font Smoothing in CMD.EXE (win2k)
I'll second that.+JuggerNaut+ wrote:stfu you goddamn idiot.