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From: barons@Torino.orc.olivetti.com (Barry Arons)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics
Subject: Re: Using Fuzzy Fonts on TV
Keywords: anti-aliased font reference
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Date: 7 Mar 89 00:27:35 GMT
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You might want to look at "Fuzzy Fonts: Analog Models Improve Digitial Text
Quality" by Christopher Schmandt of the Architecture Machine Group (now the
Media Lab).  I have a preprint, but it was to appear in NCGA 1983 Chicago.
If you cannot dig it up, you can probably get a copy of it along with other
relevent papers from the Media Lab at 20 Ames St., Cambridge MA, 02139

Barry.
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