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• Which past now and not days ago = > publication of text captions with anti-aliasing off the coast looking for really bad.

  I reported the bellows of text and I'd like to know if it happens to someone else.

  Concise problem statement:

  When you publish buttons with text or text with antialiasing off the coast, the result is very bad.

  Last project I cancelled 2 months ago and it seems good. But when I did a few changes yesterday and I published it again all the buttons and links that they looked very bad.

  I tried with different computers, where they have installed captivate and I have reproduced the bug how I show below and in any place of same problem.

  I can't show the client the changes because the evil look textfields.

  I tried to reinstall all the options, Captivate and install older versions of flash and nothing plugin, everything looks the same. Probably a windows update may cause the problem, I don't know.

  
  Steps to reproduce the bug:
  1. black background or dark color
  2. create the button and select Properties
  3. Select the text color color yellow or clear, size of large font (24-30) and transparent background
  4 publish

  Results: no text no embattled arround White halo, eat as the text. The part of the text is a bit fuzzy.

  Resemble the translucent color part of the text to produce somehow anti-aliasing is white in color.
  
  Expected results: the net image as html on browser text.

  Hi again

  Well, it give a try.

  Minimize all applications that you can see the desktop.

  Right click on the desktop, then select Properties.

  Click the appearance tab.

  Click on the effects button.

  You see an option called use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts?

  If so, disable the option and click OK.

  Report back if you still have this option and, if so, if you erase it helps.

  See you soon... Rick

  Useful and practical links Captivate wish form/Bug report form Certified Adobe Captivate training SorcerStone blog Captivate eBooks

• Illustrator for the Export PNG - without Anti-Aliasing/Bi-cubic interpolation

  There is something missing when you export PNG images in illustrator (file > export) so when the images that have been resized in illustrator get exported, get no not a subsampling anti alising/correct treatment.

  It is a scaling in illlustrator to 88% of the images. The first Image is a PNG export , while the second image is saved through Save for Web... the difference between the qualities of anti-aliasing is obvious:

  

  

  It is important to note that export a JPEG file and choosing 'Art optimized' in the anti aliasing tab gives deirable results but such an option does not exist when exporting png.

  

  ERMM...

  

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• How to turn off anti-aliasing in adobe illustrator cc 19.10

  Hello.

  A few weeks ago I set up somehow Illustrator to preview rasterized without anti-aliasing. But today illustrator told me "sorry, but your configuration is corrupted and I have reset to the default values. And I spent a few hours trying to disable anti-aliasing!

  I have foud how to disable it for the text. But I need to disable it for ALL the objects in my document. How can I Maje it. Help, please. "Where is this option" disable anti-aliasing everywhere "?

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  Philipp.

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• Why anti-aliasing Illustrator CC exported files in Photoshop, even when turned off anti-aliasing?

  Hi all

  I just changed to CC of CS5. My Illustration workflow involves export from Illustrator to Photoshop. I disable anti-aliasing in the export options in Photoshop to make net angles. For example,.25 black line exports ch as a wide black line of a pixel.

  When exporting CC of Illustrator, I select 'none' to the anti-aliasing when exporting, but art is anti-aliasing in Photoshop. For example, exports of line noire.25 to PS as a line blurred grayscale.

  Have I missed something or that I can't export a line of true crenellated Illustrator to Photoshop more?

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  Now I can use it!

• More specific anti-aliasing prevents multiple images rendering at the same time after awhile

  Hi all.

  I am experiencing inconsistent memory, behaviour management when rendering my AE project that prevents me from making several images at the same time when some elements of film use accurate antialiasing.

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  3. to work around the error I load AE to empty the memory cache all 5 images or less via the Secret menu in the preferences. This prevents the error from happening and I can see the RAM being deallocated when from time to time as expected. This allows me to return the quality I need, but it is slower.

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  Deal Sir

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  Deep eyes

  Automata

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