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    k610 fonts

    can someone upload font files for k610?

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    yes can someone put tutorials on how to change font on k610

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    you can get font from your computer. control pannel --> fonts
    copy to the font you want to a new folder and rename it as myfont.ttf

    from here /tpa/preset/system/fonts/ you will find a file called fonts.xml

    here is the XML code (you can use notepad to save it as fonts.xml)

    <xml>

    <engine cache_size="393216" default="yes">

    <font style="sans-serif" weight="normal">/tpa/user/other/myfont.ttf</font>

    </engine>


    <engine cache_size="183296" default="no">

    <font style="sans-serif" weight="bold" >/tpa/user/other/myfont.ttf</font>

    <font style="sans-serif" weight="italic">/tpa/user/other/myfont.ttf</font>

    <font style="sans-serif" eight="bold-italic">/tpa/user/other/myfont.ttf</font>

    </engine>

    </xml>
    (you can modify this xml by yourself. the "bold"italic"italic bold" no need be all the same files)
    then use FAR (or other tool) to upload this .xml file to /tpa/preset/system/fonts/

    and upload myfont.ttf to /tpa/user/other/

    (Font Calibri is recommended for k610) :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by 44674878 View Post
    (you can modify this xml by yourself. the "bold"italic"italic bold" no need be all the same files)
    To explain this a little bit more: You can either use different fonts for regular,bod,italic and bolditalic or you can use fonts which use different files for them, e.g. Arial uses arial.ttf ariali.ttf, arialb.ttf and arialz.ttf (I think so, maybe a bit different, but I think you get it). Then you can change your Fonts.xml to something like:
    Code:
    <xml>
      
    <engine cache_size="393216" default="yes">
       
     <font style="sans-serif" weight="normal">/tpa/user/other/arial.ttf</font>
     
     </engine>
     
     
     <engine cache_size="183296" default="no">
        
    <font style="sans-serif" weight="bold" >/tpa/user/other/arialb.ttf</font> 
        
    <font style="sans-serif" weight="italic">/tpa/user/other/ariali.ttf</font>
        
    <font style="sans-serif" eight="bold-italic">/tpa/user/other/arialz.ttf</font>
       
    </engine>
    
    </xml>

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    kinda confused at the begin... but worked after all. ;) .....THX

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