I see that Windows Update has IE10 ready for me to install in Win7.
Can anyone who's already using it confirm that in Win7, IE10 still uses ClearType? (unlike in Win8 which makes it unusable for me).
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Bas
It finds lightbulbs.
You asked this before, and the answer is still "yes, it does."
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Interesting to see that some people find that ClearType works well for them, and others don't. That probably means that it's still a valid technology. It just needs more customization options, ranging from the stuff in the tuner tool all the way to the grayscale variation used in Windows 8, as well as just plain off. They also need to respect those settings across every character that can possibly be rendered in Windows (where reasonable).
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Oops, I guess I missed that.
1 hour ago, Bas wrote
You asked this before, and the answer is still "yes, it does."
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