The IUP brand uses three typefaces: Avenir by Linotype GmbH, Prospectus Pro S by Lost Type, and Adobe Garamond from Adobe Originals. (There are alternative versions of Garamond available on different platforms.)

FONT Character font of the text shown in the element. Although it is an inheritable attribute, it is defined only on elements that have a native representation, but other elements are affected because it affects the SIZE attribute.

FONT (up to 2.x) Character font of the text shown in the element. See FONT definition since IUP 3.0. Value Font name. Please refer to the Character Fonts table for a list of the fonts existing in IUP drivers. It also accepts values on the native format. In Windows, the native format is as a string with the following format: " name:attributes:size "

Use the new common font names. See the FONT attribute. Notice that size here is in points in Windows or GTK, and in pixels in Motif.

{ typeface = "Times"; style = iFontGetStyle (iupfont+strlen ("TIMES_"), &size); if (!style || size==0) return NULL; } else return NULL; str = iupStrGetMemory (1024); sprintf (str, "%s, %s %d", …

{ int size = 0; int is_bold = 0, is_italic = 0, is_underline = 0, is_strikeout = 0; char typeface [1024]; char* font; font = iupGetFontValue (ih); if (!iupGetFontInfo (font, typeface, &size, &is_bold, …

2013年4月30日 · 1) IupSetfAttribute (ih, "FONT", "Courier, %s", IupGetAttribute (ih, "FONTSIZE")); 2) Visual Styles are independent from those paths. What really count is the manifest file. I don't have experience on using an external manifest. The IUP Win32 driver documentation orients you how to add a manifest to the executable project inside a RC file.

regular: https://fonts.iu.edu/style.css?family=BentonSansBook:regular Benton Sans Compressed: bold: https://fonts.iu.edu/style.css?family=BentonSansComp:bold medium: https://fonts.iu.edu/style.css?family=BentonSansComp:medium regular: https://fonts.iu.edu/style.css?family=BentonSansComp:regular Benton Sans Condensed:

IU fonts IU uses two university-wide fonts—Benton Sans, and Georgia Pro—and one athletic font. These fonts should be used on any specialty item when you are creating text outside of the trident or the lockup.

IU Athletics purchased the concept, and worked with a third-party vendor to finalize the font design. You can now see a modified version of the primary font on billboards, commercials, and on the court.