RE: Fonts not displaying correctly

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I found out that it was one of my display settings - 'Smooth screen fonts'
Thanks for your suggestions anyway...

"katin42" wrote:

> If you can state the reason for having to reload, in the first place, this
> might be connected to the reason for the distortion. It might also be
> necessary to rule out program corruption through: viral scanning, a problem
> by design, or reviewing event log for reloading errors. It is important to
> determine the cause for the distortion, because certain subsystem programs
> depend on specific fonts, in order to run properly. This is a good time to
> review what fonts were factory pre-installs included with this Office suite,
> and then compare this to the fonts currently present. You can access fonts
> through Control Panel, as well as Word. Make sure none are missing or have
> been deleted.
>
> "Carolyn" wrote:
>
> > I have just reinstalled my Office 2003 and now most fonts (all except the
> > standard Arial, Times New Roman, etc) are not displaying correctly. They
> > look like they are really low resolution, the edges are jagged instead of
> > smooth and the text is illegible if the size goes below 10 points.
> > These same fonts are displaying as they should in other software
> > applications that do not belong to the Office suite, so it has nothing to do
> > with screen resolution.
> > This problem only started after I reinstalled Office last week.
> > Can anybody help me please?
> >
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