Nokia N95

Gizmoratty · #91 12-05-2007, 12:26 PM

We just spamming this thread for the hell of it now? LOL

mcbain · #92 12-05-2007, 12:36 PM

I think all you guys need a good sleep lol

mcbain · #93 12-05-2007, 12:37 PM

Hey Giz, if i have more than one font in my fonts folder is there a way to switch between them?
Although i love the fact that the Simpsons font was the one it automatically chose

Mr G · #94 12-05-2007, 12:49 PM

You could make a file somewhere and have others in there,then switch them when you want.
I used to that with my N70 and FExplorer.

Gizmoratty · #95 12-05-2007, 12:49 PM

Unfortunately, no - There is no UI to the application so it will just automatically select the first font in the folder (By name)

Gizmoratty · #96 12-05-2007, 12:51 PM

Only problem with that is, you can't move a font when it is in use - Which it always will be if you have already started the phone up with the memory card in :P

Infact, every time you want to change a font, you will either have to access the card from a card reader or restart the phone with the memory card popped out during the boot up (So it loads the default font instead of the custom one)

Mr G · #97 12-05-2007, 12:53 PM

Bugger!!!!!!!!!

Thats a shame.

mcbain · #98 12-05-2007, 12:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gizmoratty

Only problem with that is, you can't move a font when it is in use - Which it always will be if you have already started the phone up with the memory card in :P

So obviously i'd have to remove mem card and delete/add SINGLE fonts...
Maybe Samir should look into THE fONT rOUTER APP

Edit: **** you capslock

Gizmoratty · #99 12-05-2007, 01:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mcbain

So obviously i'd have to remove mem card and delete/add SINGLE fonts...
Maybe Samir should look into THE fONT rOUTER APP

Yep that's right - I would suggest getting a card reader anyway as they have infinate practical use, BUT this is definitely the best method for finding a font that works best for you

1. Font on card
2. Card in phone
3. Boot phone
4. Take card out (If you don't like the font)
5. -> 1.

And why Samir? You want.. Shake'n'boot? LOL

mcbain · #**100** 12-05-2007, 01:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gizmoratty

Yep that's right - I would suggest getting a card reader anyway as they have infinate practical use, BUT this is definitely the best method for finding a font that works best for you

1. Font on card
2. Card in phone
3. Boot phone
4. Take card out (If you don't like the font)
5. -> 1.

And why Samir? You want.. Shake'n'boot? LOL

I do have the SD adaptor that came with my card but am going to get one of those sweet Kingston(sorry if i shouldnt plug) readers that turns your microSD into a memory stick.

And Samir because the man is a magician

and would probably work out a way to add a font selection thing to the menu

Edit: I do have a few different USB/multi-card readers...i went USB crazy on ebay(shameless plug) when i bought my new laptop :p