Help with fonts

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hair_
Feb 18, 2004
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I’m fairly new to Photoshop was hoping someone might have a fix for me (Photoshop CS)….

I’ve been working on some very simple gif’s, using the same font colour, style and size each time (web site buttons). Tonight when I went to do some work, the font appears thicker and the edges are "fuzzier" than before.

Have I accidentally tripped up a setting and not realized it? I would make a button based on one of the previous ones, but all I have saved are gif’s, no psd’s…

Any help is much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Joshua Gosse
Feb 18, 2004
You turned on Anti-Aliasing of your fonts.

There are 3 or 4 main settings. None, Sharp, Smooth and something else.

You can find this setting in the tool options menu.
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I’m fairly new to Photoshop was hoping someone might have a fix for me (Photoshop CS)….

I’ve been working on some very simple gif’s, using the same font colour, style and size each time (web site buttons). Tonight when I went to do some work, the font appears thicker and the edges are "fuzzier" than before.

Have I accidentally tripped up a setting and not realized it? I would make a button based on one of the previous ones, but all I have saved are gif’s, no psd’s…

Any help is much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Kingdom
Feb 19, 2004
(J.P.) wrote in
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I’m fairly new to Photoshop was hoping someone might have a fix for me (Photoshop CS)….

I’ve been working on some very simple gif’s, using the same font colour, style and size each time (web site buttons). Tonight when I went to do some work, the font appears thicker and the edges are "fuzzier" than before.

Have I accidentally tripped up a setting and not realized it? I would make a button based on one of the previous ones, but all I have saved are gif’s, no psd’s…

Any help is much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

You have learned a valuable lesson my son, always save the psd file until the project is finished!

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-xiray-
Feb 19, 2004
On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 00:09:27 GMT, Kingdom
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You have learned a valuable lesson my son, always save the psd file until the project is finished!

Correction… Always save the psd file, archive it somewhere forever after.

Cause the odds are someone at some point in the future is gonna want a file based on it.
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hair_
Feb 20, 2004
Correction… Always save the psd file, archive it somewhere forever after.

Cause the odds are someone at some point in the future is gonna want a file based on it.

thanks everyone, so very true. i’ve actually uninstalled my promo version of CS and installed a given copy of ver7, took care of the problem right away 🙂

and there are now psd files on file…

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