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--- en:general:type-hinting [06.02.2015 09:03] – [Hinting in Illustrator CS 4] alexander.ritter
+++ en:general:type-hinting [06.02.2015 09:04] (current) – [Hinting in Illustrator CS 4] alexander.ritter
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   * Go to the menu item //Edit// -> //Preferences// -> //General// -> //Keyboard Increment// and set a lower value, e.g. "0.1 pixels"
-Use the arrow key to shift the text to the left and right -- this means you can see when the letters fit better into the pixel grid, or when it does not look as good. If one vertical dash is always razor sharp, wheres the other is always blurry, play around a little bit. with the character spacing.
+Use the arrow key to shift the text to the left and right -- this means you can see when the letters fit better into the raster grid, or when it does not look as good. If one vertical dash is always razor sharp, wheres the other is always blurry, play around a little bit with the character spacing.
-  * If the overall image is right, select all the objects and select //Object// -> //Rasterize//. For //Resolution//, select "Screen", for //Background//, select "white".
+  * If the overall image looks correct, highlight all the objects and select //Object// -> //Rasterize//. For //Resolution//, select "Screen", for //Background//, select "white".
 After you have confirmed this with //OK//, you will not see a difference as you are already in the Pixel Preview. If you switch to the normal view as a test, you will see that the text has been pixelated.