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Originally Posted by kenjennings
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I was looking at the Xournal format and was intrigued by the lines:
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Starting with version 0.4, layers also contain text items. The format of a text item is:
<text font="..." size="..." x="..." y="..." color="...">... text ...</text>
The font attribute contains the font name, for example "Serif Bold Italic"; if the font is not available, another font will be substituted. The size attribute specifies the font size in points. The x and y attributes specify the coordinates of the top-left corner of the text box in page coordinates (measured in points from the top-left corner of the page). Finally, the color attribute contains either the name of a standard color or a hexadecimal RGBA value (see above).
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Since the version number in the header of the edge journal file seems to be at least 0.4, I figured I'd give it a shot and edited the file, adding:
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<text font="SanSerif" size="16" x="100.00" y="100.00" color="magenta">
Magenta TEXT
</text>
Re-gzip the file, copy it to the edge, open the test Journal file, and whaddya know -- The edge renders a line of text on the eInk page in an arial-like font that says, "Magenta TEXT". When I use the camera to snapshot it to the LCD, it is actually displayed in Magenta. Kewl.