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Originally Posted by robko
Try playing with some sideloaded fonts. Just add a folder called "fonts" (note that is has to be all in lower case and leave out the quotation marks) and you can add fonts in there. Lots of different threads on the forums here (Sony had a good one if I remember) with different suggestions. Different fonts may get you the contrast you're looking for.
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Originally Posted by george.talusan
This is true. The Adobe SDK allows us to specify a URL to a font file but Qt doesn't allow us to introspect a TTF/OTF for its font family/weight without difficulty.
The resolution is that fonts should end with -Bold, -BoldItalic, -Italic, or alternatively, b, i, z.
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For instance, I am using a font from Google Fonts (
http://www.google.com/webfonts ) called Lora. I have the following files:
Code:
Lora-Bold.ttf
Lora-BoldItalic.ttf
Lora-Italic.ttf
Lora-Regular.ttf