Sets the size of the font in pixels.

Sets the style of the font.

Sets the weight of the font.

Sets the character spacing in pixels.

When set, overrides the font advance widths to make each character take a fixed amount of space specified in pixels.

Sets the line spacing in multiples of the normal line height of the selected font.

Sets whether Kanzi uses fractional or rounded character widths to lay out text. In most cases fractional widths provide the best result. However, with small font sizes, fractional widths can cause the characters to run together or have too much space, making it difficult to read.

• When enabled, Kanzi uses fractional character widths, which means that the spacing between characters varies and can be a fraction of a pixel.
• When disabled, Kanzi uses character widths rounded to the nearest pixel. Disable fractional widths when you want to fix character spacing in whole-pixel increments and prevent characters in small font sizes from running together.

Sets whether Kanzi positions characters in 2D rendering to the nearest pixel:

• When enabled, text sharpness improves, but some characters can shift a fraction of a pixel.
• When disabled, certain combinations of screen resolution, use of anti-aliasing, and font size can cause the text to appear blurry. In that case, you can improve the appearance of the text with the Fractional Character Width and Character Spacing properties.

Sets the hinting preference of the font.

• No hinting: Render text without hinting the outlines of glyphs.
• Native hinting: Prefer native hinter of the font over the auto-hinter of the rasterizer.
• Auto hinting: Prefer auto-hinter of the rasterizer over the native hinter of the font.