Glyph rendering
AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsTanya Matskewich, Gregory Hitchcock, Michael Duggan, Donald David Karlov
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AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsTanya Matskewich, Gregory Hitchcock, Michael Duggan, Donald David Karlov
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Among other things, one or more techniques and/or systems are disclosed for rendering a glyph. Rendering data for the glyph can be received, such as size, shape, color, etc., along with first sub-pixel position for initially rendering the glyph on a display. A first rendering quality can be identified for the first sub-pixel position and second rendering quality can be identified for a second sub-pixel position, which may comprise an alternate rendering position. A sub-pixel position shift can be selected for the glyph based at least upon a comparison of the first and second rendering qualities. The sub-pixel position shift can comprise a difference between the first sub-pixel position and the second sub-pixel position, where the second rendering quality is selected/preferable over the first rendering quality. The glyph can be rendered by applying the selected sub-pixel position shift.
A method for rendering a glyph, comprising:
A system for rendering a glyph, comprising:
A computer readable medium, excluding signals, comprising instructions that when executed perform a method for rendering a glyph, comprising:
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