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'''Problem''' | '''Problem''' | ||
Your font looks | Your font display looks broken and in low-resolution. | ||
[[File:font_low.res.png|500x280px|thumb|Screenshot 1: Bad Font Rendering]] | |||
[[File:font_high.res.png|500x280px|thumb|Screenshot 2: Good Font Rendering]] | [[File:font_low.res.png|500x280px|thumb|center|Screenshot 1: Bad Font Rendering]] | ||
[[File:font_high.res.png|500x280px|thumb|center|Screenshot 2: Good Font Rendering]] | |||
'''Solution''' | '''Solution''' | ||
[[File:Sett_res.png|500x280px|thumb|Screenshot 3: Settings]] | The setting for anti-aliasing font rendering in Windows 10 Pro should be turned on. | ||
[[File:Sett_res.png|500x280px|thumb|center|Screenshot 3: Settings]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:42, 19 October 2023
This applies to Windows 10 and above and MXWendler version 7.0.0 and above
Problem
Your font display looks broken and in low-resolution.
Solution
The setting for anti-aliasing font rendering in Windows 10 Pro should be turned on.
