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Enable AA in Any Carbon App!
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very cool, and the site is nice too. Have you used any of their other shareware? Does it expire after a certain amount of time?
Looks great!!! Finally IE looks more...well, "silky"...hehehe 
It would be nice if the text in the address bar was AA as well...kind of an eyesore...
It would be nice if the text in the address bar was AA as well...kind of an eyesore...
i bought fruitmenu recently. it doesnt expire. it is reminderware. but the reminder is very infrequent. i used shadow killer and windowshade to test them out but didnt think they were very good.
i buy very few shareware apps. most of the time i think the app feels to beta-ish to pay for or the asking price is too high, but unsanity does a good job so i picked up fruitmenu. but silk is free. its nice that a company knows which apps should be free and which to charge for.
ok sorry for the double post, but i just got to say im totally digging AA in mozilla, sure we had it before with the mach-o builds but having mozilla 1.0 and aa is way cool.
Wow.
Very impressive. No speed cost. Looks great. And it's FREE!
Wonder why Apple didn't do this themselves...
Chris
Update: After trying this for a little while, I am very pleased. I feel like I am finally getting one of the features I paid for in OS X in all applications. Things just look much slicker. I think I have noticed a slight speed difference in M$ Office apps, though. Hard to tell since they're so friggin' slow, anyway--I could just be imagining it. Since they don't need Silk, I will exclude them and see if it makes a difference.
Very impressive. No speed cost. Looks great. And it's FREE!
Wonder why Apple didn't do this themselves...
Chris
Update: After trying this for a little while, I am very pleased. I feel like I am finally getting one of the features I paid for in OS X in all applications. Things just look much slicker. I think I have noticed a slight speed difference in M$ Office apps, though. Hard to tell since they're so friggin' slow, anyway--I could just be imagining it. Since they don't need Silk, I will exclude them and see if it makes a difference.
