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jimbeetle is a WebmasterWorld Top Contributor of All Time

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Wow, what is that, magenta on baby blue?

Hurts.Old. Eyes.

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Wow, what is that, magenta on baby blue?

Where are you seeing that?

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Gotta ask same... I see a cerulean blue in the quotes...

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It sure looked reddish on light blue yesterday, now black on light blue.

Eyes must have been very, very tired.

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shoot me a screen shot if you see it again...

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I think this display might be on the way out. It's a cheap Acer about four years old. Noticed some moire type patterns when I hit sites that used blended backgrounds yesterday, but of course not today.

tangor

3:08 pm on Oct 20, 2010 (gmt 0)

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Is your Acer set to use Cleartype? If not, turn it on. Makes a difference. [support.microsoft.com...]

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4:22 pm on Oct 20, 2010 (gmt 0)

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Thanks tangor, that's probably it. I never would have thought of cleatype, or if I did, think to drill down as far to find it,

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4:35 pm on Oct 20, 2010 (gmt 0)

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Hope it helps. With the number of LCD displays out there (even in Vista and Win7) Cleartype is NOT a default, nor is offered during setup of machines. It DOES make a difference in text display. Can't tell you how many times I look like a magician to clients when I "make" their text readable. :)