Windows machines vary greatly in their hardware capabilities, so this section can't say precisely how things will work in all situations. Color Specifications Windows does not provide a built-in color naming model, so Icon's standard color names comprise the complete set of recognized names. Depending on the hardware configuration, Windows may use dithered colors in response to any particular color request. This results in an unattractive appearance in applications where solid colors are expected.
Color correction is controlled by the gamma attribute.
The default value of the gamma attribute is 1.0. Font Specifications Windows comes with very few fonts. The set of fonts available on a given machine is a function of the set of applications and fonts that have been installed. As a result, Windows machines vary widely in their interpretation of font requests. The same specification in Icon can produce fonts of different appearance on different machines.