True to apply anti-alias effect in the view. 

False to not apply an anti-alias effect.

When the logical size of an image is reduced to less than the actual size of the image, then some of that images pixels will get lost. When this property is enabled, all of the pixels that would occupy the same area are averaged together turning them into a level of gray for black and white images.

For color images, all of the pixels are averaged. This prevents fine lines from being lost, and allows a full page of printed text to be read clearly.

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