The problem is a combination of syntax highlighting and the delimiters as previously described, alongside fonts with unsuitable character spacing.
The Setting this may improve display issues with ClearType fonts on Windows XP has no impact whatsoever unless you switch it to no anti-aliasing which is essentially switching ClearType off for UE - and that makes the display somewhat harsher on the eyes and therefore more difficult to work/put up with. I just updated to the latest 14.10 release and the problem still exists I have the exact same problem as described by tlschoenrock My Personal preference is Consolas regular 9 with UltraEdit set to the best rendering settings it does. One hour of research saves you a lot of strain, ESPECIALLY if you are using clear type.Īlso don't forget to adjust ClearType for your preferences. Getting a font that looks 'right' to you is well worth the work. The L vs 1 and 0 (zero) vs O (oh) are excellent. I found Consolas to be the best font if you are coding and use clear type.
You might want to play with the Settings in Editor Display - Advanced. It has to do with the rendering widths of text not being the same with ClearType on and off.
