c# - SpreadsheetGear fonts look blurred compared to Excel -


I am evaluating the spreadsheet gear component for Excel file manipulation. However, the fonts out of the box appear a little blurred or blurred when the same spreadsheet is seen with side-by-side axles. Is there any anti-aliasing setting that I'm missing?

Is it from design?

The reason for this lesson is not being clarified, -Using aliases fonts. We have spent a lot of time working to get non-anti-aliasing fonts to work. However, NAT does not provide dependable font metrics when anti-aliasing fonts are not used, and we can not do some layouts to do without reliable font metrics.

If Microsoft fixes this (font metrics issues) of .NET in future versions, we can add an option to use non-antialized text.

There are some benefits of anti-aliasing text. As users go to higher resolutions (120 + dpi instead of 96 dpi), the presence of anti-aliased text improves significantly, there are other advantages, such as reliable zooming attempts to autofit some columns in Excel / SpreadsheetGear And then zoom in and out - note that the text is no longer fit in Excel but it still fits in spreadsheetgear between 96 dpi and 120 dpi Moving the books is also more reliable with anti-aliases text. Printed production looks better in many cases.


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