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Hello,
You have to use the "ImageString()" function. It takes a few parameters : ImageString(im,font,x,y,text,color) where : * im = the image handle * font = a font number between 1 & 5 (these are predefined fonts within PHP). Here you can also use TrueType or Postcript fonts, but let's start with the first step... * x, y = coordinates * color = font color Take a look at http://www.php.net and use the "search for" box on the top-right corner. To use any other font - much better - just use that "imageloadfont()" function. Now your last choice should be : aliased or unaliased text ? JP
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