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Font
A font defines the look (Helvetica, Arial, ...), size, and style (bold, italics, or plain) of the text string that is drawn with the font. A font is created from a glyph, a bitmapped image that defines the appearance of the character. To use a font in Java from drawing a string, create an object of the class Font and specify the look, size and style. Take a look at the example code to use fonts or to list the available fonts on your system.
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How do I list the available fonts on my system?
How do I set up my application so that it uses only one font for all components?
How do I use a Japanese font in my Swing components?
How do I determine whether a font has a fixed width?
How do I know if a font can display my characters?
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