How do I enable kerning in WPF?
I think that property only means anything in the context of a flowdocument. So you'd need to encapsulate your code in a flowdocument. Even then, I'm not sure it would work because according to the documentation, you can't set that property in xaml See this link Unless I'm looking at the wrong property, in which case ignore this.
I think that property only means anything in the context of a flowdocument. So you'd need to encapsulate your code in a flowdocument. Even then, I'm not sure it would work because according to the documentation, you can't set that property in xaml.
See this link Unless I'm looking at the wrong property, in which case ignore this.
Typography. Kerning defaults to true. You've not changed anything.
Indeed, I slightly changed my question. – user248284 Jan 11 '10 at 18:46.
I think that property only means anything in the context of a flowdocument. So you'd need to encapsulate your code in a flowdocument. Even then, I'm not sure it would work because according to the documentation, you can't set that property in xaml.
Unless I'm looking at the wrong property, in which case ignore this.
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