I have seen this complaint a few times on this forum and never have a sen an answer - which is a shame. The idea is cool, but the fint really is ugly. Also, I am running CX 7.1. I am running OSX 10.5.5. I have the core fonts installed within my bottle. Here is the outlook photo:
I have exactly the same problem - particularly I've noticed it with the Arial font, which seems to display identically to Arial Narrow. Also, Helvetica displays in the same way, so it wouldn't appear to be anything to do with a particular font.
It's very frustrating, because Parallels gets all the font display right, but I don't really want to have to use it.
I would love to know if there's a solution to this out there!
If messages are composed in HTML format, Crossover will either match the font that the message is composed in, or, if that font is not in the Core Fonts package/installed on the OS, it will find the nearest equivalent.
The screen shot linked in the first post shows Crossover functioning normally.
When you say that the image in the first post shows crossover working correctly, that means there is no solution to the arial font displaying incorrectly? Can you explain why it seems to be only the Arial/Helvetica fonts that display incorrectly?
I have copied fonts from my windows installation into the fonts folder for the crossover bottle I am using.
Thanks,
Andrew
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