You can use an earlier posted program of mine called Font Viewer to find out the fonts on your system,
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Textboxes by rbytes
October 2017
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sw,sh = #.scrsize()
' display
ds = #.textbox
ds.edit = 1
ds.multi = 0
ds.width = sw/3.2
ds.height = 70
c,d,e,f,g,h = ds
c.x = 150
c.y = 60
c.fontsize = 40
c.text = "Any background color"
c.backcolor(.5,.5,.7)
c.fontcolor(1,.7,1)
c.fontname = "Arial"
d.x = 600
d.y = 150
d.width = sw/2.7
d.edit = 0
d.fontsize = 40
d.text = "With or without box"
d.backcolor(.7,.5,0,0)
d.fontcolor(0,0,0,.5)
d.fontname = "Courier"
e.x = 100
e.y = 440
e.fontsize = 45
e.text = "Any font size"
e.backcolor(.4,.5,.8)
e.fontcolor(1,.6,0)
e.fontname = "Orbitron"
f.x = 700
f.y = 470
f.width = sw/3.5
f.fontsize = 45
f.text = "Any font name"
f.backcolor(1,1,.1,.5)
f.fontcolor(0,0,.8)
f.fontname = "Papyrus"
g.x = 100
g.y = 700
g.width = sw/2.5
g.height = 80
g.fontsize = 50
g.text = "Any font color"
g.backcolor(.5,.8,.0)
g.fontcolor(0,0,.8)
g.fontname = "Orbitron"
h.x = 650
h.y = 600
h.width = sw/2.5
h.height = 60
h.fontsize = 35
h.text = "Any font transparency"
h.backcolor(.5,0,0)
h.fontcolor(1,1,1,.5)
h.fontname = "Orbitron"
ds.text = "Any background transparency"
ds.fontsize = 35
ds.fontname = "Lucida Sans Typewriter"
ds.width = sw/2
ds.height = 60
ds.x = sw/4
ds.y = sh/3
ds.backcolor(.7,.9,.9,.3)
ds.fontcolor(0,0,.8)
#.show(ds,c,d,e,f,g,h)