Other systems may provide their own font package, such as Quartz for OS X.
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Note that various font attributes, such as weight and slant, can be built into the
- font name. Thus, using the <TT>fontname=times:italic</TT> will produce a slanted
- Times font from fontconfig, while <TT>fontname=times-bold</TT> will resolve to a bold
- Times using Quartz. Obviously, the syntax differs from system to system.
- You will need
+ font name. Unfortunately, the syntax varies depending on which font system is dominant.
+ Thus, using <TT>fontname="times bold italic"</TT> will produce a bold, slanted Times font
+ using Pango, the usual main font library. Alternatively,
+ <TT>fontname="times:italic"</TT> will produce a slanted
+ Times font from fontconfig, while <TT>fontname="times-bold"</TT> will resolve to a bold
+ Times using Quartz. You will need
to ascertain which package is used by your Graphviz system and refer to the relevant
documentation.
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Other systems may provide their own font package, such as Quartz for OS X.
<P>
Note that various font attributes, such as weight and slant, can be built into the
-font name. Thus, using the <TT>fontname=times:italic</TT> will produce a slanted
-Times font from fontconfig, while <TT>fontname=times-bold</TT> will resolve to a bold
-Times using Quartz. Obviously, the syntax differs from system to system.
-You will need
+font name. Unfortunately, the syntax varies depending on which font system is dominant.
+Thus, using <TT>fontname="times bold italic"</TT> will produce a bold, slanted Times font
+using Pango, the usual main font library. Alternatively,
+<TT>fontname="times:italic"</TT> will produce a slanted
+Times font from fontconfig, while <TT>fontname="times-bold"</TT> will resolve to a bold
+Times using Quartz. You will need
to ascertain which package is used by your Graphviz system and refer to the relevant
documentation.
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