Category: Font Types These fonts are commonly used in Flash
animations, web navigation buttons and on webpages where clear,
small print is required such as photo captions. Oftentimes, a
font designed for print will become hard to read and
unattractive at smaller sizes on a webpage. Instead, many
designers opt to use a bitmap font also known as a pixel font.
Because pixel fonts are created on a grid that duplicates the
monitor's pixels, they should not be scaled, they should never
be used at sizes other than for what they were designed (or
exact multiples), nor should anti-aliasing be applied to them.
Otherwise they will become distorted. For best results when
using bitmap fonts, keep the following in mind:Anti-aliasing
should be off Set your page to a 72 ppi resolution Always use
the appropriate type size, if the font is designed as a 7 pixel
size and you require a 10 pixel size, opt for a pixel font
designed at 10 pixels. Do not try to resize the 7 into a 10. Set
tracking and kerning...