About This Mac - 1:1 By

With my loved one's ability to produce screenshots, xero's creativity and connection and Serenis' programing skills, we represent you THIS:

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UGLY MS:

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BEAUTIFUL MAC:

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By far its the most identical ATM. As you see its not an image for the fonts and it definitely needs an update, however this will be implemented (hopefully) later sometime.

In the mean while, enjoy the show.

#71061

NIIIICE.... definitely accurate 1:1.

..except for the fonts of course. :P

#71062

yes..

Practically these are the same fonts. In apple they are anti-aliased beautifully. Photoshoped.. :cry:

>.< Blame you know who for the ugly true-type "smoothness". <_<

#71064

:woot: how can i create controls like that.. it's so beautiful

#71065

So it's more like 1(1/10):1. The fonts don't make it exactly a 1:1 ratio. :shy:

#71066

Really nice indeed.....

The only thing that is needed is to smoothen up the fonts.!!! Hmm.

Anti-Aliasing will do....

Really nice!!!

#71081

Don't blame MS for having crappy fonts, Apple patented the technique (gliph highlighting) and MS wouldn't want to steal Apples intellectual property.

#71083

i ge an error when i Try to open AboutThisMac.exe

#71090

Originally posted by contrasutra@Oct 29 2003, 06:21 PM

Don't blame MS for having crappy fonts, Apple patented the technique (gliph highlighting) and MS wouldn't want to steal Apples intellectual property.

photoshop smoothes it up like apple.

-_-

#71094

Originally posted by contrasutra@Oct 29 2003, 10:21 PM

Don't blame MS for having crappy fonts, Apple patented the technique (gliph highlighting) and MS wouldn't want to steal Apples intellectual property.

So why doesn't Microsoft 'come up' with a 'similar' technique for smoothing fonts.

Keeping in mind they already have that in XP, they could just 'improve' the fonts.

hmm.. that was a lotta " ".. :huh:

#71097

MS would only do that if people cared, and most people don't. They think "anti aliasing" is a television show.

#71099

Originally posted by contrasutra@Oct 30 2003, 02:51 AM

MS would only do that if people cared, and most people don't. They think "anti aliasing" is a television show.

I totally agree - even though there are >7,000 members in this community, I really doubt that MS is getting that many emails begging for the inclusion of anti-aliased fonts (even though they are visually amazing).

edit: Plus, if Microsoft copied EVERYTHING from Apple, what would that leave us to do?

#71136

Hopefully MS will include support for glyph anti-aliased fonts in Longhorn.

#71138

weird, it shows me having a AMD duron instead of my 2800xp barton. :happysad:

#71158

Try the following for fonts:

Although no font is a perfect match, using Lucida Grande size 10 with shadowing might work. Though I dont know how you guys code this and if it is possible to use shadows.

x=220 or 140 depending on what buttons you use.

Also when buttons are blue mouseover/pressed the shadow must also change colour so as not to show a grey type cast behind the font.

#71160

You might also get better (or rather more realistic) results using a Type1/OTF font instead of a TTF font, edges seem to not be as sharp with those (for example the WMPItunes included in StevieBM's WMP9 skin). TTF fonts in Windows take precedence over Type1's & OTF's of the same name.

#71164

:rant: Link no Work :rant:

#71165

Link works fine for me just downloaded it.

great work btw :) (Y)

-zoot

#71168

Microsoft created a smoothing of Fonts...

Microsoft ClearType technology. Used for Laptops and desktop PC smoothens up fonts. I think. But I think it depends on the font..

Tell me if I am wrong...

:shy: :rule: :rock:

#71187

this is damn cooL! i love it!

thanks! (Y)

#72342

OPPS! why do i get this? :(

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#72350

This is what it looks like on my Computer:

atm.JPG

That's a SS from the first time I ran it. No font tweaking or anything.

#72399

damn, i just can't run it.. :cry:

#72453

not too shabby, thanks.

#72460

Originally posted by jed717ph@Oct 30 2003, 09:39 AM

Microsoft created a smoothing of Fonts...

Microsoft ClearType technology. Used for Laptops and desktop PC smoothens up fonts. I think. But I think it depends on the font..

Tell me if I am wrong...

:shy:  :rule:  :rock:

Yes jed717ph, this is true.

#72464