A system may render glyphs based on stored textures without loss of quality at subpixel scales. The system may determine a content of a pixel of a display corresponds to a glyph, determine a subpixel alignment offset of a specified screen coordinates for the glyph with respect to the pixels of the display, based on the subpixel alignment offset, select one or more versions of the glyph from a plurality of versions of the glyph, a first version of the glyph of the plurality of versions of the glyph having a corresponding first subpixel alignment offset and a second version of the glyph of the plurality of versions of the glyph having a corresponding second subpixel alignment offset, and generate a display version of the pixel based on the selected one or more versions of the glyph and the subpixel alignment offset of the specified screen coordinates.

An information processing apparatus includes a control unit that generate second setting information related to a first setting item and a second setting item different from the first setting item of a second object used by the user based on first setting information related to the first setting item of a first object acquired when the user uses the first object.

Various examples for providing for the secure view of content on devices are disclosed. In one example, a content modification service, such as an email modification service, can access a document from a server destined for a client device and generate a modified form of the document by adjusting a visual setting associated with a display of the content that affects an ability to view the content from an area beyond a predetermined range. The content modification service or a client application can selectively provide the document or the modified version of the document in a display of the client device based on a setting of the client device, a device profile, or compliance rules specified by an administrator of a management service.

Various examples for providing for the secure view of content on devices are disclosed. In one example, a content modification service, such as an email modification service, can access a document from a server destined for a client device and generate a modified form of the document by adjusting a visual setting associated with a display of the content that affects an ability to view the content from an area beyond a predetermined range. The content modification service or a client application can selectively provide the document or the modified version of the document in a display of the client device based on a setting of the client device, a device profile, or compliance rules specified by an administrator of a management service.

Systems and methods are disclosed for improving readability of content wherein content is organized into segments that are each displayed on a respective row on a display device. Each segment is made up of characters such as letters and punctuation. The text in a particular row, the reading row, on the display device is displayed differently than the text in the other rows. Each row is consecutively displayed in the reading row until the user has seen each segment of the content presented in the reading row. Users are able to configure the display of the reading row text and text in other rows independently.

Systems and methods are disclosed for improving readability of content wherein content is organized into segments that are each displayed on a respective row on a display device. Each segment is made up of characters such as letters and punctuation. The text in a particular row, the reading row, on the display device is displayed differently than the text in the other rows. Each row is consecutively displayed in the reading row until the user has seen each segment of the content presented in the reading row. Users are able to configure the display of the reading row text and text in other rows independently.

Methods, apparatus, systems are disclosed for altering displayed content on a display device responsive to a user's proximity. In accord with an example, a computing system includes a memory, a sensor to collect data representative of a viewing distance between a display and a user of the display, and a scaler to adjust a size of at least one object displayed by the display based on the viewing distance from the display.

Techniques are disclosed for providing data loss protection of sensitive information during display on a secondary display separate from a display of a computing device. An example methodology implementing the techniques includes identifying sensitive information within content displayable with use of a display of a computing device and adding metadata to the sensitive information, the metadata to cause a change in an appearance of the content before display of that content on a secondary display, the secondary display being separate from the display of the computing device. The method also includes, responsive to a determination to display the content on the secondary display, modifying the content based on the added metadata so that sensitive information is hidden from view while the content is shown on the secondary display and providing on the secondary display the modified content so as to prevent the sensitive information from being viewable by users.

Techniques are disclosed for providing data loss protection of sensitive information during display on a secondary display separate from a display of a computing device. An example methodology implementing the techniques includes identifying sensitive information within content displayable with use of a display of a computing device and adding metadata to the sensitive information, the metadata to cause a change in an appearance of the content before display of that content on a secondary display, the secondary display being separate from the display of the computing device. The method also includes, responsive to a determination to display the content on the secondary display, modifying the content based on the added metadata so that sensitive information is hidden from view while the content is shown on the secondary display and providing on the secondary display the modified content so as to prevent the sensitive information from being viewable by users.

Systems and methods are provided for laying out reflowable content for display, such as content of an electronic book, in a manner that may differ from spacing properties originally defined in a corresponding reflowable file. When an amount of spacing that the reflowable file indicates should be included in a given line exceeds a threshold that is set based at least in part on the available line display length, the layout may be adjusted to decrease the total spacing for the line without adjusting the display size of reflow objects within the line. The adjusted layout may include utilizing a scaled down amount of space relative to the spacing properties defined in the reflowable file, or applying a different alignment type than is indicated by the reflowable file.