Is there a way to turn off the lovely (not) anti-aliasing in v7?

grr... I'm trying to do some pixel-centric layout stuff in v7 and the anti-aliasing makes me want to stick my fist through the lcd panel. Is there a switch or system quartz control I'm not aware of that I can use to turn this lovely (not) feature OFF? thx

Are you on the FSA list? There has been quite a lot of talk about this on there... CDMK On 4/23/04 7:57 PM, in article nomail-1CB0FC.17575423042004@netnews.comcast.net, "null" <nomail@nomail.invalid> wrote: > grr... > > I'm trying to do some pixel-centric layout stuff in v7 and the > anti-aliasing makes me want to stick my fist through the lcd panel. Is > there a switch or system quartz control I'm not aware of that I can use > to turn this lovely (not) feature OFF? > > thx

And if you're not on the FSA list, the simple answer is "No." Add your voice to those who have complained directly to FMInc.at http://www.filemaker.com/company/product_problems.html Matt "Application Architects, LLC" <info@applicationarch.com> wrote in message news:BCAF2699.690C%info@applicationarch.com... > Are you on the FSA list? There has been quite a lot of talk about this on > there... > > CDMK > > > On 4/23/04 7:57 PM, in article > nomail-1CB0FC.17575423042004@netnews.comcast.net, "null" > <nomail@nomail.invalid> wrote: > > > grr... > > > > I'm trying to do some pixel-centric layout stuff in v7 and the > > anti-aliasing makes me want to stick my fist through the lcd panel. Is > > there a switch or system quartz control I'm not aware of that I can use > > to turn this lovely (not) feature OFF? > > > > thx > >

In article <BCAF2699.690C%info@applicationarch.com>, "Application Architects, LLC" <info@applicationarch.com> wrote: > Are you on the FSA list? There has been quite a lot of talk about this on > there... no. it's a really annoying new feature. especially with hairline borders. it would be great if you could en(dis)able anti-aliasing by object (perhaps in field format, border et al.)

In article <BCAF2699.690C%info@applicationarch.com>, "Application Architects, LLC" <info@applicationarch.com> wrote: > Are you on the FSA list? do you have a pointer to the FAS list (or is a natural byproduct of joining the FSA?)