; The above states that we have a font style called "NewsBody" which uses the face
; Arta but falls back to Arial if Arta isn't available, is size 14, and is bold, italic,
; has a line spacing of 2, is antialiased to the background and is underlined and has
; been assigned the arbitrary GUID of 0xeadd276d.
;
; Here is the full current list of supported style parameters with explanations and examples where useful:
;
; Bold Requests a boldened version of the font.
; Italic Requests an italicized version of the font.
; Underline Requests an underlined version of the font.
; Strikethrough Requests a strikethrough (line through middle) version of the font.
; Shadow Requests a shadowed version of the font.
; XScale=1.0 Requests a font with a given horizontal scaling. Values are in the floating point range of 0.1 to 10.0. 1.0 is default; 0.5 shrinks the font horizontally by half. Example: XScale=1.25
; YScale=1.0 Requests a font with a given vertical scaling. Values are in the floating point range of 0.1 to 10.0. 1.0 is default; 0.5 squashes the font vertically by half. Example: YScale=0.85
; AA=None | BG | Color Request one of three anti-aliasing modes: none, antialias to the background, or anti-alias to a specific color (specified by the BGColor parameter). Example: AA=BG
; Color=r,g,b Requests a font with the given foreground RGB color. Values are in the range of integers of 0-255, inclusive. Example: Color=234,12,0
; BGColor=r,g,b Requests a font with the given background RGB color. Values are in the range of integers of 0-255, inclusive. Example: BGColor=234,12,0
; Gamma=1.0 Requests a font with the given 'gamma' value. Values are in the range of floating point 0.0-10.0. A gamma of 1.0 is default, with higher values resulting in lighter font edges and lower values resulting in darker font edges. Example: Gamma=1.25
; Sharpness=0.0 Requests a font with a given antialiasing sharpness. A sharpness of 0 is default, with negative values being somewhat blurry and positive values being somewhat sharp. Example: Sharpness=0.1
; CharSpacing=0 Requests a font with a given horizontal character pixel spacing adjustment. Adds or subtracts pixels between characters. Values are in the range of integers between -10 and +10. Example: CharSpacing=-1
; LineSpacing=0 Requests a font with a given vertical line spacing pixel adjustment. Adds or subtracts pixels between lines by adding pixels to the top of each line. Values are in the range of integers between -10 and +10. Example: LineSpacing=3
; XAdvanceScale=1.0 Requests a font with a given horizontal 'advance' scaling. Advance refers to the distance from the start of one character to the start of the next. Note that XAdvanceScale is different from XScale because XAdvanceScale doesn't scale the character but only the distance between characters. Values are in the range of 0.1 - 10.0. Example: XAdvanceScale=0.95
