FontSmoother v2.0 Released

FontSmoother - Palm SoftwareAlex Pruss software has released FontSmoother 2.0 for Palm OS. FontSmoother enables you to display smooth (antialiased) custom fonts. It works across almost all applications on your hi-res Palm OS 5 device. It also includes a number of free smooth fonts and you can convert Windows TrueType fonts with the free EasyConvert utility.

FontSmoother sells for $12.95 USD. There is a free 8 day trial, after which all smooth fonts default to their non-smooth versions until registration is completed.

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a few clarifications

joad @ 12/18/2006 5:15:41 PM # Q
It works like the registered version for a week, then disables functionality in everything except bible-reading programs. Not sure if it nags you too.

It's a great program, with version 2 you don't need to use a separate hack manager, and the author doesn't churn registered users (buy it once, upgrades are always free). Nice.

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This kind of thing should be standard...

freakout @ 12/18/2006 5:07:11 PM # Q
FontSmoother looks fantastic and works perfectly with (nearly) every app. Be warned: if you do install the trial, you'll find it very hard to go back to looking at the standard Palm system fonts once it's over.

Used in conjunction with PalmRevolt (http://software.palminfocenter.com/product.asp?id=1153) you'll find your Palm looks (almost) as modern as any WinMob device.

Personal recommendations: 14pt Arial as the general system font, Trebuchet MS 13pt for the Phone app. It doesn't play very nicely with AvantGo or Blazer.

Tim
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RE: This kind of thing should be standard...
VampireLestat @ 12/19/2006 1:59:31 AM # Q
hmm

RE: This kind of thing should be standard...
linds @ 12/19/2006 10:12:44 AM # Q
Tim, where do you find the arial 14 point. I checked in all the folders and couldn't find it. Do you have another source somewhere?

RE: This kind of thing should be standard...
freakout @ 12/22/2006 7:38:19 AM # Q
You just make it from your own Windows fonts, linds. Pretty easy:

1) Go to wherever you installed Fontsmoother (usually C:\Program Files\Fontsmoother).

2) Run Quick Make Font.exe

3) Pick your font and size.

4) Abracadabra... You now have fresh new fonts in the Fontsmoother_fonts folder. Hotsync away.

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