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I need the code for the following methods:<br />
KTextFormator::GetTextExte<wbr />nt(HDC hdc, LPCTSTR pString, int cbString, float &amp;&nbsp;width, float &amp;&nbsp;height);<br />
KTextFormator::TextOut(HDC<wbr /> hDC, int x, int y, LPCTSTR pString, int nCount);<br />
KTextFormator::DrawText(HD<wbr />C hDC, LPCTSTR pString, int nCount, const RECT * pRect, UINT uFormat);<br />

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I need the code for the following methods:
KTextFormator::GetTextExtent(HDC hdc, LPCTSTR pString, int cbString, float & width, float & height);
KTextFormator::TextOut(HDC hDC, int x, int y, LPCTSTR pString, int nCount);
KTextFormator::DrawText(HDC hDC, LPCTSTR pString, int nCount, const RECT * pRect, UINT uFormat);


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I think the another way to solve this problem is to use the gdi+.<br />
I take the good results with graphics.DrawString method <br />
after scaling with graphics.SetTransform.
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I think the another way to solve this problem is to use the gdi+.
I take the good results with graphics.DrawString method
after scaling with graphics.SetTransform.

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I need the example code for the class KTextFormator from the book of Feng Yuan &quot;Windows Graphics Programming&quot;. I has this book, but miss the CD with examples. Please help!<br />
The common task is to otput the text in ANISOTROPIC mode with the random aspect ratio.<br />
The text must have same width in all modes on screen and printer.<br />
I give an additional 500 points for complete help.
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I need the example code for the class KTextFormator from the book of Feng Yuan "Windows Graphics Programming". I has this book, but miss the CD with examples. Please help!
The common task is to otput the text in ANISOTROPIC mode with the random aspect ratio.
The text must have same width in all modes on screen and printer.
I give an additional 500 points for complete help.

KTextFormator of Feng Yuan

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