Font help please - Galaxy S II Themes and Apps

I'm trying to install the Nokia SANS font my galaxy s2
ive downloaded font changer, and copied the font into the relevant folder
i can see the font but when I select it and reboot it fails to change
where can i copy this font for it to appear in
display, screen display fonts so I can try it that way?
Any other suggestions?
The font I have is a single file with the file format .ttf

Just extract the fonts, save it to your sdcard, and replace the one in the system/fonts using rooxplorer. Then reboot Make sure the "default" font is checked.

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any font's for the arc?

I wanna change the font on the arc, is there any, please provide pics.
got many available here
i personally used zegoe and sometimes ubuntu
use "font changer" app to switch to your desired font
Rycon33 said:
got many available here
i personally used zegoe and sometimes ubuntu
use "font changer" app to switch to your desired font
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thank you, I downloaded it, too many files along with ttf file, what to do?
if you use the "font changer" app, there will be a folder in your sdcard named ".fontchanger", you just put the 2 files there(e.g. Zegoe.ttf and Zegoe-Bold.ttf), then once you open the actual fontchanger app it will be there as one of the choices, just click it then apply and reboot
alternatively, you can just use root explorer to overwrite the 2 files in /system/fonts:
- first, rename your desired font to DroidSans.ttf(for regular) and DroidSans-Bold.ttf(for the bold)
- put the 2 files in system/fonts overwriting the original files then set permissions to rw-r-r then reboot
*those two files are all you need, the normal and the bold .ttf
Rycon33 said:
if you use the "font changer" app, there will be a folder in your sdcard named ".fontchanger", you just put the 2 files there(e.g. Zegoe.ttf and Zegoe-Bold.ttf), then once you open the actual fontchanger app it will be there as one of the choices, just click it then apply and reboot
alternatively, you can just use root explorer to overwrite the 2 files in /system/fonts:
- first, rename your desired font to DroidSans.ttf(for regular) and DroidSans-Bold.ttf(for the bold)
- put the 2 files in system/fonts overwriting the original files then set permissions to rw-r-r then reboot
*those two files are all you need, the normal and the bold .ttf
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thank you
I couldn't find the fonts you have, Zegoe & Ubunto.
see attached file which is originally from that thread also

[Q] issue: after changing the Latin font

I try to replace the default Latin font with Ubuntu font
1. change ubuntu.ttf to droidsans.ttf
2. copy the droidsans.ttf to system/fonts
3. reboot
then, I find there are some 口口 in the long filename. What is wrong about this issue?

Copying Font into System Folder

As the title suggests, how do i copy a font to the system folder ??
BTW, i am not trying to set the font as the system font
i am just trying to copy it to system folder so that it will show up in other customising apps

[Guide] How to make your own font for all android version

Hello everyone!!
Gettting tired to find fonts for your HTC ONE??
Cannot wait til somebody make you a font for you??
Want to try to make your own font?
Here you come the right place!!!!
Note: I will not be responsible if your phone suck in between.
Also remember to backup the stock font before doing anything.
The tutorial is made based on Android 4.2.2
[Guide] How to make your own font
Preparation: 1. a rooted device
2. a file manager, e.g. ES file manager
How to do?
1. find any fonts online like http://www.dafont.com/
2. Download it
3. If it is not in ttf format, convert it to ttf by : http://www.freefontconverter.com/
4. Change name: your regular font to DroidSans.ttf, RobotoCondensed-Regular.ttf, Roboto-Regular.ttf (Make 3 in total)
your bold font to DroidSans-Bold.ttf, RobotoCondensed-Bold.ttf, Roboto-Bold.ttf (Make 3 in total) (if your font have this)
5. put it back to your phone by file manager (your phone should be rooted and file manager should gain granted by supersu/superuser) into /system/fonts
6. reboot
Enjoy!!!!
Real situation:
I like waltograph but cannot find any in xda, so I may one by my own.
1. I download font here: http://www.dafont.com/walt-disney.font
2. Then unzip the file, I get waltograph42.otf and waltographUI.ttf.
3. you just click on it and and find waltograph42.otf represent the regular font, while waltographUI.ttf represents the bold font.
4. Convert waltograph42.otf to ttf by http://www.freefontconverter.com/
5. Make 3 copies of waltograph42.ttf and name them DroidSans.ttf, RobotoCondensed-Regular.ttf, Roboto-Regular.ttf
6. make 3 copies of waltographUI.ttf and name them DroidSans-Bold.ttf, RobotoCondensed-Bold.ttf, Roboto-Bold.ttf
7. connect the phone to pc and place all 6 files into your sdcard
8. move them into /system/fonts
9. reboot
10. enjoy
Click thanks botton if you think it is useful and ask for any questions
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I think you forgot to finish the tutorial
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Thank you very much for writing this up. I will give it a try!
I used to install fonts on the go with Rom Toolbox but on the One only 1 font over 5 is working,many of them will freeze the phone on boot.
Dunno if someone has found an app 100% compatible yet
Will try this evening, thanks
vegetaleb said:
I used to install fonts on the go with Rom Toolbox but on the One only 1 font over 5 is working,many of them will freeze the phone on boot.
Dunno if someone has found an app 100% compatible yet
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Well for most font apps. It can fully apply on samsung only. For other phone, we need to use carefully as it may cause boot loop.
And now for the One, there are some font apps too, but it still cannot help to change all your font in the system. You can try, but I recommend you to use the method above.
Font apps recommend: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kapp.ifont
Note, it can only change some system font only, not all..... e.g. you can see your installed font in some apps, while in homepage, you will see the stock font
I found a good solution,I downloaded a font resize app because all that matters for me is bigger fonts,I have a short vision weakness
I have the problem of fonts restoring to it's original fonts after reboot.
Someone said to flash custom kernel with rw capabilites change (or) delete certain .ko files under /system/modules.
I can't find how to do both and any ideas please?
Thanks in advance.

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