Windows XP
Using font smoothing makes Arabic, Farsi, Urdu, and other fonts look more appealing on a computer screen.
1. First, click on the Control Panel
icon.
![](../Nav/Images/Font%20Smoothing/Fonts_CP.gif)
2. Next, click on Performance and
Maintenance.
![](../Nav/Images/Font%20Smoothing/Font_Performance.gif)
3. Next, click on Adjust visual
effects.
![](../Nav/Images/Font%20Smoothing/Font_Adjust.gif)
4. Next, check
the Smooth Edges of screen fonts box.
![](../Nav/Images/Font%20Smoothing/Font_Smooth.gif)
Last edited 03-05-2002
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Windows 2000
Using
font smoothing on Windows 2000.
1. First, click on the Display icon in the Control Panel.
![](../Nav/Images/Font%20Smoothing/Display.gif)
2. Next, click on the Effects tab of the Display Properties.
![](../Nav/Images/Font%20Smoothing/Effects.gif)
3. Finally, click on the box for Smooth edges of screen fonts box, so
that a check mark appears within the box.
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