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antix
PostPosted: Mon Nov 24, 2008 2:57 pm 
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Hello there,

Is there an equivalent of Font Weight in PDF?
I am trying to convert a HTML doc with a specific font weight, this effects the width, so to get it to PDF correctly I need something similar.

Can you help?
Anthony
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PostPosted: Mon Nov 24, 2008 4:01 pm 
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Hello!

The majority of fonts support the styles regular, bold, italic, and bolditalic.

You can test these styles with the XGraphicsLab application (see PDFsharp-VS2008.sln).
Select the registers "Fonts" and "Text" to play with Font properties.

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Hi Thomas,

Thanks for the reply and this library.

The problem I am having is one of granularity, ie Normal is too normal and bold too bold. So if I set the font to normal, its too small, and too big for bold.

Is there anyway to stretch text to fit a particular space?

Anthony
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Hi Again,

I spotted the ScaleTransform function on the XGraphics object.

This might do it.

Anthony

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