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April 28, 2004
Measuring the User Response to ClearType
"We are investigating the user response to Microsoft's ClearType™ font enhacement technology. ClearType is a setting that is manipulated through the operating system of devices using Liquid Crystal Display screens. ClearType works by altering the vertical color stripe within a pixel, allowing for changes in how the text looks at fractional levels. These changes are intended to enhance the resolution of the screen text and improve readability." (Andrew Dillon et al.)
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