So a while ago, there was a dll that was posted in Hardware and Software (maybe the windows subforum?) that featured text shadowing and anti-aliasing and whatnot when put inside the windows folder. Well, I'm pretty sure that dll is breaking certain fonts, making them unreadable. It would be easy to fix if I knew the name.
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I think it is gdi.dll or gdi32.dll
You likely know what to do now, just download the official ones from those dumbed down to consumer level dll sites
[QUOTE=uitham;34946780]I think it is gdi.dll or gdi32.dll
You likely know what to do now, just download the official ones from those dumbed down to consumer level dll sites[/QUOTE]
The thing is, it also has a .ini or .cfg with the same name, and lets you control the parameters via that file (eg fontshadowing = 0.2 or something similar). none of my gdi.dll's or gdi32.dlls have a matching .ini or .cfg, although I'll try to find replacements anyway.
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Also, trying to replace either file requires me booting into safe mode or something, and I'm pretty sure I never had to replace any files when installing this .dll, which means it doesn't share a name with a normal system .dll.
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