I tried the module Chart(::StackedBars) and want to use othe fonts than the GD Fonts for title, legend etc.. The GD Package from Bribes i use is compiled with TrueType support. How can i use this with chart?? Here my Samplecode: 
use Chart::StackedBars; #   (type is one of: Points, Lines, Bars, Line
+sPoints, Composite,StackedBars, Mountain, Pie, HorizontalBars, Split,
+ ErrorBars, Pareto, Direction) 
use GD;

$obj = Chart::StackedBars->new (740,430);

$obj->set (     'title' => "Overview",
                'legend' => 'none', 
                'y_grid_lines' => 'true',
                'title_font' => GD::Font->Large,
                'precision' => 0, 
                'min_val' => 0,
                'colors' => {'grid_lines' => [192,192,192]}
        );
                
 
@data = ( [ 'Jan', 'Feb', 'Mar', 'Apr', 'May', 'Jun', 'Jul', 'Aug', 'S
+ep', 'Oct', 'Nov', 'Dez' ],
            [ 150,  180,  210, 190, 175 ] );

$obj->png ( "chart.png", \@data );

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In reply to [Chart] GD::Font TrueType by kean

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