White fonts system wide are "double bolded" when they should be just bold

Posted: 05-27-2004, 03:13 PM
After installing office 2004 I am finding that text other than black
that is bolded comes up being thicker than it should be. It almost
seems double bolded and a little fuzzy. It looks really bad on
websites that have bold white text and also when you click on menu
items in the system where it is white text on blue highlight. Anyone
else have these problems? It started right after I restarted upon
finishing my Office 2004 installation.
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