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I saw that you can do a dropshadow: http://pagebrooks.com/archive/2009/03/30/easy-drop-shadows-on-text-in-silverlight-3.aspx

Can you also do a text border, like white colored text with a black border around each glyph?

My problem is actually this:

In our web application, a user can pick ANY color for a background, and we're going to put their username in that background. How can I write the username text so that it is visible?

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You have to be willing to use paths instead of fonts, but there are tools that can automate this for you, such as this: http://www.codeplex.com/sltext

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Not really, but you can adjust your shadowdepth to 0 so so it's no distance from the letters. Bit of a hack but you can get some nice blending effects

alt text http://www.blackspike.com/jing/textOutline.png

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