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I am quite satisfied with the default font (whatever it is, I don't care), but
I want to label a few things with text at various angles.  I started to read
Petzold 3.1 chapter 14 and said "this is nuts - I shouldn't have to learn all
of this - I'm not writing a word processor!".  In other graphics systems, I
can use something like:
	PlotText(float x,float y,float angle,char *text);
so why can't I do the same in Windows?

So the question is "What is the simplest way to print text at an angle,
without learning too much about fonts?"

I saw the .lfEscapement field in LOGFONT and I suppose that is the only way
to change the angle.  I also know how to get the handle of the default font:
	hfont=GetStockObject(SYSTEM_FONT);
Now, how can I get a LOGFONT for the SYSTEM_FONT, so I can go in and modify
.lfEscapement?