faint MEDIT text.

[gruhn]

Drawing looks well enough. Type in MEDIT. Click on some text. Editor opens
up. Text is displayed in it. Intensity varies across letters. Line width is
single pixel. It's _like_ it's antialiased but then masked against single
pixel text. Or some other explanation. I can _work_ with it, but I'd rather
go blind next year, not this. Is there a "make visible" button? Any more
info y' need? AutoCAD 2002.

[gruhn]

Sorry, DDEDIT. So ingrained I don't actually know what I'm doing. Typeface
is ROMANS. Note that help says that it supplies a Truetype equivalent to
Windows for use in the multi-line edit. I tried turning off antialiasing at
the system level but couldn't find it and eventually had to start looking
like I was getting work done (and it doesn't REALLY look like anti-aliasing.
Should.)

[kenspicerjr]

Hi
It seems to me I remember something about turning off "smooth edges" in the
properties dialog for the desktop; look at the effects tab?

Kind regards,
Ken Spicer

"gruhn" <gruhn@deletehwb.com> wrote in message
news:xOsWc.20$Qo6.5895@news.uswest.net... Sorry, DDEDIT. So ingrained I don't actually know what I'm doing. Typeface is ROMANS. Note that help says that it supplies a Truetype equivalent to Windows for use in the multi-line edit. I tried turning off antialiasing
at the system level but couldn't find it and eventually had to start looking like I was getting work done (and it doesn't REALLY look like
anti-aliasing. Should.)