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Make sure your screen resolution is set to the native display resolution of your Acer monitor. &nbsp;Your manual for that monitor should tell you what its native resolution is.<br />
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Change it in Apple menu, System Preferences, Displays. &nbsp;
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Make sure your screen resolution is set to the native display resolution of your Acer monitor.  Your manual for that monitor should tell you what its native resolution is.

Change it in Apple menu, System Preferences, Displays.  

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native = 1680x1050 &nbsp;and Snow Leopard has the setting allready.<br />
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btw .. using windows 7 with bootcamp is also blurred
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native = 1680x1050  and Snow Leopard has the setting allready.

btw .. using windows 7 with bootcamp is also blurred

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no one? cant be that i'm the only one with this issue
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no one? cant be that i'm the only one with this issue

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Try changing your default Finder font. You may have changed your default font to a non apple font.
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Try changing your default Finder font. You may have changed your default font to a non apple font.

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and yes .. i have been using google .. but nothing worked.. i have tried:<br />
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* defaults -currentHost write -globalDomain AppleFontSmoothing -int 1<br />
* Font Finagler<br />
* Tinkertool<br />
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nothing worked..<br />
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Running on:<br />
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MacMini late 2009 model<br />
Acer P223W monitor<br />
DVI<br />
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more things to try?<br />

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and yes .. i have been using google .. but nothing worked.. i have tried:

* defaults -currentHost write -globalDomain AppleFontSmoothing -int 1
* Font Finagler
* Tinkertool

nothing worked..

Running on:

MacMini late 2009 model
Acer P223W monitor
DVI

more things to try?


font is blurred/fuzzy in snow leopard (macmini)

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