Windows 7 different themes, font DPI contrast

Whenever you talk about the new version of Windows, there will always be a lot of "stubborn people" inquired: What is the classic theme from the Windows 2000 era? In their view, the bells and whistles of the user interface will only waste resources, reduce performance, affect efficiency, only the classic is the best. one's man meat is another man's poison. No matter who likes the interface, it is personally like, barely. Fortunately, Windows 7 continues to retain the classic interface, which can satisfy this part of the user. The following are the three interfaces of Windows 7 M3 Build 6801. Of course, the new system is still in the early stages of development, and the user interface work is often determined at the last minute, so the comparison here only represents the current beta, and the final version may be different.

Translucent Areo Glass

opaque Areo Basic

Classic Classic

By the way, let's take a look at the different font DPI (dots per inch) in Windows 7 M3. Vista has made great progress in this regard, and Windows 7 continues to improve. Previously, common text breaks, misplaced layouts, pixel bitmaps, font errors, etc. have been well solved, and it looks at various scales. Very comfortable.

In fact, Windows 7 only needs to log out and return when changing DPI, but it has to be restarted before, and Windows 7 will automatically select the most suitable for the current display when it is first installed. DPI.

96DPI 100%

120DPI 125%

144DPI 150%

192DPI 200%