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Set the angle of italic font

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    karbon3391
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    Hi, :-D I have a question, I need to set the custom font angle for italic font, how can I do this in GDI? The default font angle is 15 degrees, but I need to set it to 10, 20, 25 . . . Please, help!!! I cannot find decision :-O :confused: -- modified at 8:41 Wednesday 1st March, 2006

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      Hi, :-D I have a question, I need to set the custom font angle for italic font, how can I do this in GDI? The default font angle is 15 degrees, but I need to set it to 10, 20, 25 . . . Please, help!!! I cannot find decision :-O :confused: -- modified at 8:41 Wednesday 1st March, 2006

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      James Gupta
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      Im not too sure you can without defining your own font or converting the text to an image and modifying it there

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        Hi, :-D I have a question, I need to set the custom font angle for italic font, how can I do this in GDI? The default font angle is 15 degrees, but I need to set it to 10, 20, 25 . . . Please, help!!! I cannot find decision :-O :confused: -- modified at 8:41 Wednesday 1st March, 2006

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        There are two types of italic fonts. One is a normal font that is tilted, the other is a completely separate font for italics. For the first type, the angle is specified in the font file. The author of the font has chosen that angle, and there is normally never any reason to use any other angle. For the second type, the characters just looks tilted. The characters are drawn without tilting, as they already look the way they should, so there is no angle to change. So there is no support in GDI for changing the angle. --- b { font-weight: normal; } -- modified at 19:28 Wednesday 1st March, 2006

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          There are two types of italic fonts. One is a normal font that is tilted, the other is a completely separate font for italics. For the first type, the angle is specified in the font file. The author of the font has chosen that angle, and there is normally never any reason to use any other angle. For the second type, the characters just looks tilted. The characters are drawn without tilting, as they already look the way they should, so there is no angle to change. So there is no support in GDI for changing the angle. --- b { font-weight: normal; } -- modified at 19:28 Wednesday 1st March, 2006

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          karbon3391
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          I work with POST SCRIPT fonts, and I saw this functionality in one project, but I cannot understand how did they do that. :confused: :-O

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