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 To select a new setup you then edit your own my_setup_select.h file (which will not get over-written during an upgrade).
 
 # News
-1. The Sprite class now supports 4 bits per pixel with a 16 color palette. Three new examples have been added.
+1. Anti-aliased (smooth) fonts can now be stored as arrays in FLASH (program) memory. This means that processors such as STM32 that do not have SPIFFS support can use the fonts. The processor must have sufficient FLASH memory to store the fonts used.
 
-2. The library has been upgraded to support STM32 processors when used with SPI or 8 bit parallel displays. DMA capability for SPI displays has been added for STM32F103 (e.g. "Blue Pill") and STM32F2xx/4xx/7xx (e.g. 32/64/144 Nucleo boards). New DMA demo examples have been added (for STM32 only). Smooth (anti-aliased) fonts are not yet supported for STM32 processors due to the lack of SPIFFS, support for smooth fonts using SD cards will be added at a future date.
+2. The Sprite class now supports 4 bits per pixel with a 16 color palette. Three new examples have been added.
 
-3. The ST7796 display controller has been added. The ST7796 RPi MHS-4.0 inch Display-B type display is supported (this is fast for a SPI display as an ESP32 can clock it at 80MHz (ESP8266 at 40MHz)), see setups 27 and 28.
+3. The library has been upgraded to support STM32 processors when used with SPI or 8 bit parallel displays. DMA capability for SPI displays has been added for STM32F103 (e.g. "Blue Pill") and STM32F2xx/4xx/7xx (e.g. 32/64/144 Nucleo boards). New DMA demo examples have been added (for STM32 only).
 
-4. A callback function has been added, this allows antialiased fonts to be rendered over colour gradients or images. Two new examples have been added to illustrate this new capability:
+4. The ST7796 display controller has been added. The ST7796 RPi MHS-4.0 inch Display-B type display is supported (this is fast for a SPI display as an ESP32 can clock it at 80MHz (ESP8266 at 40MHz)), see setups 27 and 28.
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+5. A callback function has been added, this allows antialiased fonts to be rendered over colour gradients or images. Two new examples have been added to illustrate this new capability:
 
            "Smooth_font_reading_TFT"
     
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-5. Sprites can now by pushed to the screen (or another Sprite) with a rotation angle. The new function is pushRotated(). Three new examples (Rotate_Sprite_1/2/3) have been added to show how the functions can be used to rotate text, images and to draw animated dials with moving needles.
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-6. A new TFT_eFEX support library has been created which includes extra functions such as drawing a BMP or Jpeg to the screen. This library will simplify the examples. It will be expanded at a future date to include meters, dials and GUI elements like progress bars, graphs and animated buttons:
-https://github.com/Bodmer/TFT_eFEX
+6. Sprites can now by pushed to the screen (or another Sprite) with a rotation angle. The new function is pushRotated(). Three new examples (Rotate_Sprite_1/2/3) have been added to show how the functions can be used to rotate text, images and to draw animated dials with moving needles.
 
 
 # TFT_eSPI