Icon edition: how to disable automatic anti pixelation?

[Kyle97330]

You need to select the font that is literally called "Small fonts".

I don't know why they mentioned Arial, or Ariel.

[Pierre_F]

I just realize the "small font " is not present in the list despite it's written in the main box when opening.

I think this font depend on some package that I didn't select during my second labview installation. do you know which one it is?

[billko · Accepted solution]

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@Pierre_F wrote:

I just realize the "small font " is not present in the list despite it's written in the main box when opening.

I think this font depend on some package that I didn't select during my second labview installation. do you know which one it is?

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It is my belief that "small fonts" ships with Windows, but I remember several instances of this over my membership with this forum.  However, I also remember there are instances where there are more than one instance of "small fonts", so go figure.

[Pierre_F]

to sum up: the pixelation is related to "small fonts" that is related to windows. I lost this font somehow.

thanks

[Yamaeda]

Yeah, that happens sometimes. If memory serves it usually copies the font to the folder but misses registration? Or is it that it misses to copy the font to the fonts folder? Anyhow, copy the .fnt and register it and you should be fine.