Anisotropic anti-aliasing

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Computer graphics processing – Attributes

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C382S269000

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07006107

ABSTRACT:
Methods, apparatus, including computer program products, and systems implement and use techniques for rendering glyphs. A representation of a glyph is generated, the glyph to be rendered at a size on an output device having a device resolution. A bitmap representation of the glyph is generated using a first anti-aliasing process in a first direction and using a different second anti-aliasing process in a second direction.

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