This is how the .ttf font is rendered:
I have created this vector-only TrueType font using FontForge. I want to use this font on applications which require vector-based glyphs, and do not support loading .ttf embedded bitmaps (which do not seem to have this problem).
On certain color-schemes this sub-pixel rendering that Windows does makes the font completely unreadable. This effect is present in most ttf fonts, but is much stronger on fonts with pixel-perfect edges like mine.
Does anybody know any programmable hinting tricks or font-settings that will allow the font to render pixel-perfectly instead of with this red/blue halo? I would like the font to work properly without OS modifications to disable ClearType or similar.
To clarify, this is a question about leveraging the TrueType Instruction Set, or changing a TrueType font-setting (not a System/Application setting) that I have may have neglected to set properly, to make the font render legibly (if possible).