set anti-alias for graphics:
g2.setRenderingHint(RenderingHints.KEY_ANTIALIASING，
RenderingHints.VALUE_ANTIALIAS_ON);
set anti-alias for components:
// Making a JTextArea use anti-Alias fonts
// only works in JDK 1.5+
jtextArea.putClientProperty(
com.sun.java.swing.SwingUtilities2.AA_TEXT_PROPERTY_KEY,
Boolean.TRUE );
Backup:
mysqldump?-u?USERNAME?-p?DBNAME?>?OUTPUT.dump
Restroe:
mysql?-u?USERNAME?-p DBNAME <?OUTPUT.dump
I added the vista fonts into my laptop, i like the
corbel font, and the numbers are cute:-)
Here's the steps:(In fact im still quite confused abt the setting fonts in debian...#*(&%#$...and i think these steps isn't the right way although it works)
1. put the vista fonts in a folder and put the folder into /usr/share/fonts/truetype/
2. add these in the ~/.fonts.conf
<match?target="font">
???<test?name="family">
???<string>Calibri</string>
???<string>Cambria</string>
???<string>Candara</string>
???<string>Consolas</string>
???<string>Constantia</string>
???<string>Corbel</string>
???</test>
?<edit?name="autohint">
???????<bool>true</bool>
???</edit>
</match>
3.now u can choose ur fonts in the gnome.....
PS: for step 1, i think put the vista folder in the ~/.fonts/ directory is ok too....(i never tried)