From: dmhills{at}attglobal.net (Don Hills)

In article , Gregg
N  wrote:
>Cleartype doesn't work on CRTs. It relies on being able to accurately
>control subpixel illumination. The individual red, green, and blue
>subpixels are physically stationary on an LCD, while they are not on a CRT.

They're only "stationary" if you're using the DVI input at the
panels's native resolution. If you're using VGA, or an interpolated mode,
it's no better than a CRT.

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