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Please excuse the big image! Has anyone come across this? As you can see the 'U' in 'Nebula' is scrambled and so are the digits below best time. It only happens within the space a character would occupy. The line under 'game' is just a reflection.
I can't work out what's causing it, it's not always the same characters that do it although the U in Nebula is always scrambled. Sometimes digits are scrambled and sometimes the same ones are not. It seems to occur with embedded fonts and with normal ones like Arial. I've tried using both Classic and TLF text, and changing anti-aliasing settings. It occurs on both dynamic and static text.
But it only happens with GPU rendering, not CPU rendering.
I can't find any mention of this at all on Google, starting to wonder if perhaps it's just my phone? (Desire S).
Any input is greatly appreciated!

Thanks for the fast reply! Switching to device fonts does fix the problem, but it means using some horrible default font rather than the one I want to, which I've embedded. I've tried a few more settings and Bitmap Text seems to fix it in some instances but not in others.

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