CompuServe Messages

What I find particularly funny about that statement is that the Mac fonts are typically LESS clear, fine, and pretty when you examine them closely. What makes the Mac fonts look better is not the font itself, but rather that they are displayed black on white instead of vice versa. Since a white character has noticable gaps between pixels, it doesn't look so good, but a black character looks very nice, since the character is the color of the gaps and thus you don't notice them. AmigaDos 2.0 CLI windows default to black on light grey and thus look very nice. –>Steve Bennett