Microsoft Publisher 2003

[DasFox]

I'm working with Publisher 2003 trying to make a business card but the fonts look awful all jagged and I'm trying to figure out if there is an option to use Anti Alias?

Also does Publisher 2003 have any eyedropper feature so you can match up colors? The business card has a certain color in the background I'd like some of the fonts to be.

THANKS

 

[dderolph]

Regarding the eyedropper feature, I believe Publisher does not have it. You might download a free image editor called Paint.NET. I haven't used it but I've heard numerous favorable references to it, and I'd bet it has an eyedropper feature; if so, you should be able to use it to detemine the color code.

 

[DasFox]

Well I still need to have anti alias to get better looking fonts because they suck big time.

ALOHA

 

[dderolph]

So, did you try Paint.NET for the color issue?

I don't understand your need for anti-aliasing. What monitor and resolution are you using? I've used Publisher for business cards and have no problem with font. What is one of the fonts you have this problem with? How does your font in Word and other applications look? If you print a business card, does the font on the printed card look the same as on the font on your screen?

I believe there is no anti-aliasing feature in Publisher.