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## API Enhancements
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For a new app, you should use the new function `CreateLogFontEx` to
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create a LOGFONT, and specify the weight and rendering method of the glyph:
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create a logfont, and specify the weight and rendering method of the glyph:
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```
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m_btnFont = CreateLogFontEx ("ttf", "helvetica", "UTF-8",
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```
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For the backward compatibility, you can still use `CreateLogFont` to create a new
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LOGFONT. However, `FS_WEIGHT_BOOK` will be treated `FS_WEIGHT_REGULAR` and
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logfont. However, `FS_WEIGHT_BOOK` will be treated `FS_WEIGHT_REGULAR` and
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`FS_RENDER_GREY`, while `FS_WEIGHT_SUBPIXEL` will be treated
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`FS_WEIGHT_REGULAR` and `FS_RENDER_SUBPIXEL`.
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You can still use `CreateLogFontByName` to create a new LOGFONT. But you should
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You can still use `CreateLogFontByName` to create a new logfont. But you should
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make sure to define the new logfont name in new format.
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We also introduced the following new functions in version 4.0.0:
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