Microsoft and Monotype technicians used TrueType's hinting technology to ensure that these fonts did not suffer from the problem of illegibility at low resolutions, which had previously forced the use of bitmapped fonts for screen display.
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The words, drawn with stencils and black oil stick, fill the canvas from edge to edge in painterly profusion ( Ligon began his career as an abstract artist ) and bleed together as they descend into ashen illegibility.
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Parkinson, it was reported, wanted to trace the illegibility of signatures, the attempt being made to fix the point in a successful executive career at which the handwriting becomes meaningless, even to the executive himself ."
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In contrast to the high level of skill in the artwork, the dialogue in the speech balloons is crude, sometimes approaching illegibility, and " disfigur otherwise flawless work ", according to critic R . C . Harvey.
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In editions based on the Franzos version and at its first stage performances, the play and the title character bore the name " Wozzeck " : an indication of the near-illegibility of the manuscripts with which Franzos worked.
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The first ( printed perhaps slightly before 1760 ) was simply a reimpression of the original engravings, although several plates were reengravings, suggesting that the original plates had undergone sufficient impression to wear them down to a state of illegibility.
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In contrast to the skilled artwork, the lettering in the dialogue balloons, as in McCay's other work, was awkward and could approach illegibility, especially in reproductions, where the artwork has normally been greatly reduced in size.
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Now that strangers who cannot follow directions such as " turn at Jimmie and Mary's house " have come to town, officials also plan to replace the old street signs, faded to illegibility, with patriotic blue and white ones.
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In contrast to the high level of skill in the artwork, the dialogue in McCay's speech balloons is crude, sometimes approaching illegibility, and " disfigur [ ing ] his otherwise flawless work ", according to critic R . C . Harvey.
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Whether a layout is ugly might be a little subjective ( for instance, I find the defaults worse than the present article, naturally ) but it seems that illegibility is something we can agree on . talk ) 14 : 29, 23 September 2008 ( UTC)
