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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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P4
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None
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6
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generic
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generic
At least for some glyphs of 11 point SimSun font are T2K produces much worse
results than MS native rasterizer without any antialiasing enabled.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open SimSun font with T2K, set size to 11
(be sure AA is off)
Select "User text" and type in " \u7f6e\u9700". Press update button.
2. Open attached RTF file with wordpad or
input these glyphs manually. Be sure to use SimSun font too.
3. Adjust the size of MS text to get same height in actual number of
pixels as java uses (i.e. 9 points).
Depending on font config on your windows it might be 8 (96 dpi) or even 6
(if you use large fonts with 120 dpi).
Observe the difference.
Sample windowshot of Font2DTest is attached. As well as minimal java app
that reproduces this problem.
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results than MS native rasterizer without any antialiasing enabled.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open SimSun font with T2K, set size to 11
(be sure AA is off)
Select "User text" and type in " \u7f6e\u9700". Press update button.
2. Open attached RTF file with wordpad or
input these glyphs manually. Be sure to use SimSun font too.
3. Adjust the size of MS text to get same height in actual number of
pixels as java uses (i.e. 9 points).
Depending on font config on your windows it might be 8 (96 dpi) or even 6
(if you use large fonts with 120 dpi).
Observe the difference.
Sample windowshot of Font2DTest is attached. As well as minimal java app
that reproduces this problem.
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- relates to
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JDK-5049851 WindowsDesktopProperties needs to return correct size for raster fonts
- Open
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JDK-4950968 JFileChooser and Win LAF: File list font too small to be readable on Win NT/98
- Resolved