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#468145 - 08/06/06 03:43 AM GUI Scaling in 10.4 [Re: lasiammof]
JW4JC Registered: 08/06/06 Posts: 12	I don't know about you but I tried the GUI scalling that I have found out about through this site and it didn't go to well. I had to restart my computer over three times after doing everything I was suposed to do (i.e. pulling up the terminal and typing in the commands). I was going to ask if anyone else had a problem with that. ??? JW4JC iBook G4 \| 1.33 GHz \| Mac user since Christmas '05 POST!!!!
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#468146 - 09/05/06 06:13 PM Re: GUI Scaling in 10.4 [Re: lasiammof]
Waragainstsleep Registered: 02/13/05 Posts: 1723	I tried that ages ago. I forget exactly what did happen, but it didn't work.
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#468147 - 09/06/06 12:03 AM Re: GUI Scaling in 10.4 [Re: lasiammof]
baxterbrittle Registered: 08/22/06 Posts: 6	I have played around with it and it works fine. Having said that I don't think it is very good, I just looks horrible, Leopard ivproves it a bit by not scaling text so much (as far as I can tell) but it still looks rubbish. I have no idea how they are going to solve the issues with how bad it looks.
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