I have been unable to draw antialiased text using TextRenderer (although
ClearType works just fine, we still need regular antialiased type in some
places). Is there a way to generate antialised text using TextRenderer other
than setting the TextRenderingHi nt on the DC in the Graphics parameter?
Thanks in advance for any answers or suggestions.
Josh Usovsky
In the following code snippet, the first two lines of text are rendered with
the single bit per pixel rendering hint:
protected override void OnPaint(PaintEv entArgs e)
{
base.OnPaint(e) ;
Font font = new Font("Tahoma", 12.0f, FontStyle.Regul ar);
e.Graphics.Text RenderingHint = TextRenderingHi nt.AntiAlias;
TextRenderer.Dr awText(e.Graphi cs, "Antialiase d Text", font, new Point(0,
20), Color.Black);
e.Graphics.Text RenderingHint = TextRenderingHi nt.AntiAliasGri dFit;
TextRenderer.Dr awText(e.Graphi cs, "Antialiase d Text", font, new Point(0,
40), Color.Black);
e.Graphics.Text RenderingHint = TextRenderingHi nt.ClearTypeGri dFit;
TextRenderer.Dr awText(e.Graphi cs, "Antialiase d Text", font, new Point(0,
60), Color.Black);
} 1 2057
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