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Salami

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#137908 12-Dec-2013 22:53
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HI

Just flash my S4 to Kitkat but I can't seem to find where the font style settings are?

Where is it?


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  #951321 12-Dec-2013 23:31
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If you're using a non Samsung ROM, which is likely since there is no Samsung release for 4.4 yet then you won't that option on an AOSP based ROM. It is a Samsung 'feature'.



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  #951463 13-Dec-2013 09:42
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Amazing just how many of the features I love are implemented by Samsung, not Google. Flipfont support is one of those.




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  #952086 14-Dec-2013 10:39
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if you are on a custom rom anyway, then there are plenty of font choosing apps. Mostly they require root I think, but a simple check in the play store should find them.




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  #952866 16-Dec-2013 08:16
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paulmilbank: if you are on a custom rom anyway, then there are plenty of font choosing apps. Mostly they require root I think, but a simple check in the play store should find them.


Nothing in the font space beats installing an apk & ticking a box without rebooting. ;)

Shame there seems to be a new implementation of flipfonts in 4.2+, so all of my old custom packages no longer work.




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