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In this section, you will learn how to make a program by which you can define the strokeWidth and strokeColor. You can learn also to change the outline of the text. You can define the width and the color of the strokes used to draw the character. iText ap

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In this section, you will learn how to make a program by which you can define the strokeWidth and strokeColor. You can learn also to change the outline of the text. You can define the width and the color of the strokes used to draw the character. iText api provides a method setTextRenderMode(int mode, float strokeWidth, Color strokeColor).


 

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