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05 Mar 2011   #1

windows 7 ultimate x64
 
 
fonts problem in ie9

Hi guys, I have IE9 RC installed no big problems so far, but somehow now some fonts are displaying too bold and I didnt change any settings, I tried resetting to defaults but it didnt solve the problem.

Do you know what can be the problem??

I attached an image.

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05 Mar 2011   #2

windows 7 ultimate x64
 
 

any idea how can I fix this? I already reinstalled ie9 and the problem has not been fixed.
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05 Mar 2011   #3
JMH

Win 7 Ultimate 64-bit. SP1.
 
 

A link for you to peruse...
It may provide some information.


Sub-pixel Fonts in IE9 - IEBlog - Site Home - MSDN Blogs
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05 Mar 2011   #4

windows 7 ultimate x64
 
 

thanks for the reply.

I tried to adjust the clear type but that didnt solve my problem

I did some tests with an html with some text and changing the font family.
The problem comes when I set the font-family to "Arial,Sans-Serif", if I change the font family to "Verdana" it displays the font correctly.

IE9 is not missing the font but rendering it differently I don't know why, I uninstalled and tried with IE8 and no problems :S
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06 Mar 2011   #5

Windows 8 Release Preview
Belgrade, Serbia
 
 

Click the gear icon, go to Internet Options.
On the General tab click Fonts and post back a screenshot.
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06 Mar 2011   #6

windows 7 ultimate x64
 
 

the only difference is Courier New instead of Consolas, but that did not change anything
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07 Mar 2011   #7

Windows 8 Release Preview
Belgrade, Serbia
 
 

That's okay, I changed that myself on purpose.
It's a shame IE doesn't have more options to customize the fonts.
Perhaps checking "ignore font styles specified..." would help, though I doubt that will fix everything.
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07 Mar 2011   #8

Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by 65daysofstatic View Post
Hi guys, I have IE9 RC installed no big problems so far, but somehow now some fonts are displaying too bold and I didnt change any settings, I tried resetting to defaults but it didnt solve the problem.

Do you know what can be the problem??

I attached an image.

Try turning off Hardware acceleration, and see if that makes any difference.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...-turn-off.html


Not sure about it's enabled effects in IE9 since I don't use it, but I do know that having Hardware Acceleration has similar font display issues when it's enabled in Firefox, from a Direct2D and DirectWrite issue.

Possible something similar is happening there.
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07 Mar 2011   #9

windows 7 ultimate x64
 
 

hi,
thank you for your response.
I tried turning off HW acceleration but it didnt fix it.

If I check "ignore font styles" every site will be displayed with the times new roman or the one that is selected.

I reported this to connect.microsoft.com to see if they know how to fix it.
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10 Jan 2012   #10

Windows 7 Pro x64
UK
 
 

Have this problem too in IE9 right now. Was any solution found ?

In comparison the same pages rendered in Firefox look much, much more readable.
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