i have installed a Font package and now i want to get back on old one. but even after flashing DroidSans (android default font) some of languages doesn't change. i used this Thread but no luck in any.
only English changes. not some languages like Persian(farsi) or arabic.
i'm asking if somebody has Stock or CM fonts update package so that i could flash via CWM.
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Hey guys, I have a Samsung Galaxy Vibrant from T-Mobile. I was successfully able to root it and able to load the Clockwork Recovery from Rom Manager. I'm wondering if there is a possiblilty to load Arabic fonts on this phone with the letters fully connected. I tried looking up a CM rom to load then flashing an Arabic package (as various Android phones from T-Mobile does this), however, there is no CM. So is there a different way, perferably one that allows me to keep my current 2.1 update software?
Hi,
I notice it is possible to change the default fonts file to another one. So I think what about to change a font include Arabic characters? I'm not sure about it , But you can have a try..
most of rom do not have stock chinese keyboard
anyone know
how to extract stock keyboard & and put into other rom
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1075278
http://www.multiupload.com/RLEHXYE5UG
here is the hong kong rom show in upper xda thread
do anyone know the method?
See this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1189122
But I guess you either have to use an odexed rom or deodex the files yourself. I am using a deodexed rom (Cognition) and copying the chinese input files doesn't work for me.
Also here are some roms (LeoMar75 Revolution, Cognition, Litening) that are supposed to have chinese input added: http://www.mobile01.com/topicdetail.php?f=568&t=2188818&last=30702086
I have not tried these though. They haven't been updated for all of the new versions.
Unless you have particular affinity for the stock keyboard, just download sougo from android market, much easier.
The fullscreen handwriting in the stock Samsung keyboard is pretty good. Not all of the Chinese keyboards on the market support fullscreen. I know Baidu does, but not sure about Sougo.
I also like Google Pinyin (from Market) for typing traditional characters with pinyin.
Dear XDA,
I've been lurking the forum for a solution to installing custom fonts on Westcrip's Resurrection Remix 3.1.2 ROM for Galaxy S2.
On Gingerbread, a single .ttf file overwrite sufficed for a global font change. On ICS, bold and italic .ttf files had to be supplied as well, because ICS is more versatile and can take advantage of different font styles.
Now, I just changed to JB and tried to use my previous-working zip update containing SonySketchEF for ICS, but to no avail. I tried manually changing the font files by following this guide, but my effort was still fruitless. Now I'm starting to suspect that the JB ROM doesn't actually use the /system/fonts files at all, seeing as all the Roboto files have been overwritten and my phone has not updated with the latest fonts..
My question is: Does anyone have a working update.zip for custom fonts? Or perhaps a valid guide on how to do it myself? Googling for "JB custom fonts" only returns threads such as 'herp derp here are the fonts from JB to use on your ICS ROM', which is not what I need.
Thank you.
Regards,
Trafiq
I wonder if anyone can help me how to extract THEME and KEYBOARD from the old Stock Rom prior to the huge update.. I want to have the old themes back (Ruby, Sphire etc..) and the old keyboard layout too..
thanks in advance
Hi, im new in android and i`m looking for how to install new firmware on my android netbook HL-PC1088-HD. Biggest problem i have is keyboard language i want to change it but it`s not working. :crying: Also i change the keyboard for another one with another layout and in fact it`s not the problem with keyboard but in firmware. Can somebody help me how to open recovery mode and install new software?
To flash a firmware other than the stock one you as 1st thing of all things have to install a custom recovery: the stock recovery only allows to flash stock firmware.
Wondering why you don't simply install GBoard - the Google Keyboard?