Are you having a Notebook computer Are you using CRT monitors If you do not satisfy the resolution of your onscreen fonts. Do not worry about it! Here is good news for you or someone have the same troubles. Thank for IoIsland.com, the publisher of ClearTweak which can change XP ClearType settings.

ClearTweak allows us to change the contrast setting of the ClearType setting for Windows XP. It can improve the way our fonts look. If we have never messed with Clear Type, which is off by default in XP, we probably are not getting the best possible resolution of our onscreen fonts. Not to worry, though. Rather than fooling around with Microsoft interface, Clear Tweak takes care of the issue, and does it better. Microsoft shipped Windows XP with full knowledge that laptops, with their LCD screens, were becoming more and more popular. Traditionally, Windows fonts do not show up very well on LCD screens.

To solve this problem, Microsoft created ClearType, which employed anti-aliasing to make Windows more readable. ClearType is designed to enhance LCD displays. It may appear slightly blurry on standard desktop monitors. It does not hurt to try ClearTweak on a CRT monitor. Even though ClearType is designed for LCDs, some people see an improvement on CRTs. With Clear Tweak ability to adjust contrast and so forth. If we have a LCD, it will definitely make a difference. ClearTweak requires Windows XP or later versions of Windows that support the Microsoft ClearType Technology. We must have a video adapter and monitor that support a color setting of at least 256 colors. Best results are achieved with High color (24-bit) or Highest color (32-bit) support. It is a 1.1 MB download, and well worth the bother. Equally popular now are LCD flat-screen monitors, making ClearType even more valuable. The problem is that ClearType is not always that clear. Sometimes it makes Windows fonts appear blurry on certain monitors.

This is especially true on traditional CRT monitors. (Yes, ClearType was not designed for CRTs to begin with, but anti-aliasing, done properly, can still benefit CRT monitors.) Now we can fine-tune ClearType using the ClearTweak utility. ClearTweak is freeware, but ioIsland will accept donations (via PayPal) as encouragement to update ClearTweak as well as write additional programs. ClearTweak runs only on Windows XP. That is no direct fault of ioIsland itself. ClearTweak requires ClearType, which is available only with Windows XP.

We can download ClearTweak directly from ioIsland Web site. If we have a Notebook computer, give ClearTweak a try, it will significantly improve readability on our screen. We can adjust the value until the contrast looks best to us. We will notice an instant change on our desktop as we modify the value. There is no reason to reboot. Once we have found a value that works, we can minimize or close the program. Windows will permanently remember our selected values. To change the values in the future, just relaunch ClearTweak and make the adjustments we want.

ClearTweak has a friendly and easy-to-use interface and we can change XP ClearType settings by simply few clicks. This is a very nice, easy to use and full-functions applications to change XP ClearType settings. The developer of this software wanted to ensure ease of use for the average home user with its simple, clean, great looking interface, but included features for even the most demanding, experienced users. It is an ideal solution for us who probably are not getting the best possible resolution of our onscreen fonts.

In addition, ClearTweak is free for us and it does not contain any adware or spyware and we can use it safely and undisturbed. It works with only Win XP and its current version is 2.7. What are you waiting for Download the free trial now and experience what powerful and effective it is at once! If you feel this utility is helpful indeed, introduce it to your friends please!

ClearTweak allows you to change the contrast setting of the ClearType setting for Windows XP .
ClearType is designed to enhance LCD displays. It may appear slightly blurry on standard desktop monitors. It does not hurt to try ClearTweak on a CRT monitor. Even though ClearType is designed for LCD's, some people see an improvement on CRT's.

Red-Green-Blue (RGB) and Blue-Green-Red (BGR) setting for monitors that use a reverse pixel arrangement. This is rare, but there are some monitors out there that are BGR. You must have Windows XP Service Pack 1 or later for this option to be enabled.
(The Dell 1800FP LCD is one example of a BGR LCD).
Fixed window size problem for machines that had a font setting larger than standard.
ClearTweak does not contain any spyware, adware, or any other type of embedded monitoring software.

The license of this software is Freeware, you can free download and free use this system utility software.