similar to: MS Office Word - small fonts are aliased

I have the same problem using wine 1.3.26 on kubunty natty (32-bit) using an onboard Intel grafics card.

I have a question about antialiasing when R generates bitmaps. (This follows a thread on the ggplot2 mailing list.) I mostly use R on Linux, although I sometimes use it in Mac and Windows as well. On Linux, I've found that plotting shapes 15-18 via cairo results in bad-looking output. The points are not antialiased, and they are jagged and misshapen. Plots generated in Windows also aren't

Does wxRuby support font antialiasing on Linux or does it depend on the underlying toolkit? If not, are there plans to include it? If I use wxGTK, is antialiasing automatically enabled? Do I have to do something to make my fonts antialiased? Bill

Hi! Installing an application of mine under Wine 0.9.15, the application icon doesn't appear in the desktop and in the Wine -> Programs -> <application> menu because diring the setup I get the following error: --- err:menubuilder:ExtractFromICO Invalid ico file format err:menubuilder:InvokeShellLinker failed to fork and exec winshelllink --- The icon is obviously ok under

I have finally managed to install office 2003. I can now start everything as a normal (non root) user. Many thanks to all the Wine community and to dimesio for suppport. One very small problem remains : Word only works in safe mode. Any fix for this ? :D Nikolo

asterisk -rx 'core show channels' | grep DAHDI | sort -n Channels with a value of 1-23 are on your primary DS1, channels with a value of 25-47 are on your second DS1. Tim Nelson Systems/Network Support Rockbochs Inc. (218)727-4332 x105 ----- "Mike" <list at virtutel.ca> wrote: > > Hi, I have just recently been using DAHDI, and I wanted to know how to

I've been a R-user for quite some time. The graphic on the home page looks a bit in need of polish so I applied some antialiased transformations that Peter Dalgaard has previously posted to R-help for improving graphic quality. I had to change the margins a bit, but here is what it looks like: http://www.broad.mit.edu/~finnyk/Rhome.jpg Personally, I think it looks much better. Because

We are running with a little over 100GB of office data, and about 200GB misc other data shared to approximately 50 users using samba across two servers acting as PDC and BDC to Windows 2000 & XP Pro clients. Also using roaming profiles and ldap backend inclusive of nss_ldap and pam_ldap for the unix side - works well except for the more recent and horribly crippling MS Office bug. Tried

One of the things that DOES make a big difference for me is font-antialiasing (AA). (OK, maybe I am picky). Does anyone have experience/knowledge on that subject? What surprises me is that for a few fonts (BitStream Vera Sans, for instance), it is active, whereas it is completely absent for most others. Why is that? (BTW, I just found out that I get the best results so far for the new MS font

I''m doing a graphics application and need onscreen anti-aliasing for both lines and text. Seems like wxGraphicsContext would do that, is that planned to be ported to wxRuby? Best regards, Jari Williamsson

What is the problem with SIP retransmits? ----------------------------------------- Sometimes you get messages in the console like these: - "retrans_pkt: Hanging up call XX77yy - no reply to our critical packet." - "retrans_pkt: Cancelling retransmit of OPTIONs" The SIP protocol is based on requests and replies. Both sides send requests and wait for replies.

Hello, I use a software that outputs the data in a form/dialect(?) of xml (I think its called "SpreadsheetML", see below for an excerpt). It allows (admittedly) easy import of such files into Excel. I would like, however, to import it directly into R. I am familiar how to do that with standard xml-files (mostly thanks to Duncan Temple Lang's help). But I haven't found the right

System: OpenSuse 11 with wine-1.1.2 Environment: MS truetype fonts are installed for SUSE, and the system is set according to http://en.opensuse.org/Optimal_Use_of_Fonts_on_SuSE, so anti-aliasing is disabled for font size under 13, the bytecode interpreter threshold is set to 18 points. Problem: The settings are working for native Linux programs, the fonts are sharp. However in windows

I've narrowed the my Cups printing problem down to Wine not loading my Type 1 fonts. I have several Type 1 fonts installed in 3 places, all of which are in my fontpath ("xset q" lists them). I can use the Type 1 fonts in X and with KDE-2.2.1 even as AntiAliased, however, when I try to print from an app under wine I get a memory error and a message at the command line stating