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I recently received a iBook G4 from a friend so I can learn the Mac OS. For being 5 yrs old it's runs quite well. Except the text is fussy in my browsers.

How can I sharpen text in Safari or Firefox? How can I sharpen text in any program within Mac OS X 10.5.8?
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You're probably just not used to the different font smoothing OS X uses. You can tweak the settings a bit under System Preferences > Appearance, but that's about it.

But you'll soon get used to it.
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Those iBooks all had low-resolution 1024 x 768 displays. On the 14" models, this makes for some large, blocky text. And the iBook did not support higher resolutions even on external displays.
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Thanks for the information. I'll live with it.

One day I'll buy a new MacBook
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