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i have a a problem i'm hoping someone can help me with. i've been using photoshop for awhile now and have had it installed on my computer for at least 3 years without problems. however, just the other day i've started having a problem with my fonts. whenever i use text, the edges of the text have a jagged appearance. they have a very pixilated look to them instead of smooth lines. i havent been doing anything differently nor have i changed any settings. this is happening with all of the fonts. anyone have any idea what's going on and what i can do?
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When you type your text, check out your anit-alias settings:

none, crisp, strong, smooth.

If you have 'none' selected that will result in your jagged text.
Anit-alias makes your text appear to have smooth lines by blending the outer edges in with its background.
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thanks for the help!
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When you type your text, check out your anit-alias settings:

none, crisp, strong, smooth.

If you have 'none' selected that will result in your jagged text.
Anit-alias makes your text appear to have smooth lines by blending the outer edges in with its background.


i too have not been having problems...some of my logos look fine, others dont. i changed the current one i'm having problems with to smooth, and the gif still looks jagged when i bring it into my website. help
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