[Updated] How to Use a Font Without Installing It
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Wong Shao Voon - 10/08/2009
How to use a font without installing it first on user systems.

[Updated] Outline Text, Part 1
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Wong Shao Voon - 10/08/2009
How to draw outlined text with GDI/GDI+.

Outline Text, Part 2
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Wong Shao Voon - 09/25/2009
Display outline text with a translucent shadow and display a cached outline text for video rendering.

Mould Text in Any Shape
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Sjaak Priester - 02/07/2006
Sometimes, putting text in a rectangular block may just be a little too straight. With the C++ class QEnvelopeText, you can mould a piece of body type in any shape.

Let Your Characters Dance and Wiggle
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Sjaak Priester - 10/24/2005
This versatile class arranges the characters of a text string along any curve.

Make GDI+ Less Finicky About Fonts
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Sjaak Priester - 09/23/2005
Windows GDI+ understands only half of the fonts out there. Use the QGraphicsText class to work with the other half.

Retrieving the Font Name from a TTF File
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Philip Patrick - 05/28/2002
You can always get the font name of one of your installed fonts. But what if the font is still not installed in the system and you want to know its name programmatically?

Fonts Hot ComboBox
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Alan Kelly - 01/19/2001
"Hot ComboBox" that dynamically loads and displays all fonts in the system (with each font name displayed in its own font)

Detecting the Display Font Size
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chensu - 07/23/2000
Simple function to enable you to programmatically detect the user-selected font at runtime

Font Selector Combobox
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Igo - 05/11/2000
Nifty little combobox control that lists all fonts on system and allows you to view each one's impact on test string

Automatic Font Handling Class
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Jamie Nordmeyer - 05/01/2000
Wrapper class that greatly eases task of using fonts from within an application

Easy Way to Set the LOGFONT Structure
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Mihai Filimon - 02/08/2000
Easy Way to Set the LOGFONT Structure