is technique. To anti-alias a
font, the utility blows it up a certain number of times, then scales it
down using shades of gray. A non-antialiased font will just be
black-and-white, and is good for places where you want just text with a
transparent background. The more anti-aliasing you use, the more shades of
gray you get. A heavily anti-aliased font will try to show more detail, but
at the same time it might make your text too fuzzy to read if you use a small
point size.</p>

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