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Java Tutorial » 2D Graphics » GraphicsEnvironment

16. 52. GraphicsEnvironment
	16. 52. 1.	List all fonts system installed
	16. 52. 2.	Different buffer capabilities for each GraphicsConfiguration on each GraphicsDevice
	16. 52. 3.	Get all fonts
	16. 52. 4.	Getting Screen Sizes
	16. 52. 5.	Getting Refresh Rates
	16. 52. 6.	Getting Number of Colors
	16. 52. 7.	Getting the Current Screen Refresh Rate and Number of Colors
	16. 52. 8.	Getting the Font Faces for a Font Family
	16. 52. 9.	Get the available font family names
	16. 52. 10.	Getting Amount of Free Accelerated Image Memory
	16. 52. 11.	Create an image that does not support transparency from GraphicsConfiguration
	16. 52. 12.	Create an image that supports transparent pixels from GraphicsConfiguration
	16. 52. 13.	Create an image that supports arbitrary levels of transparency from GraphicsConfiguration
	16. 52. 14.	Create buffered images that are compatible with the screen
	16. 52. 15.	Retrieve and print the graphic device information
	16. 52. 16.	Generates a table of all available display modes, enters full-screen mode and allows you to change the display mode
	16. 52. 17.	Setting the Screen Size, Refresh Rate, or Number of Colors
	16. 52. 18.	If more than one screen is available, gets the size of each screen
	16. 52. 19.	Computes the maximum bounds of the current screen device. If this method is called on JDK 1.4, Xinerama-aware results are returned.
	16. 52. 20.	Computes the center point of the current screen device.

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