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hell did you get your simple font to look like that? I have been messing with it for ever, searched eveything I can think of and can only find the 7 default fonts... how did you get it to look cursive???
hell did you get your simple font to look like that? I have been messing with it for ever, searched eveything I can think of and can only find the 7 default fonts... how did you get it to look cursive???
You can add additional fonts into the simpletext font folder - I use astro and just transfer my .ttf font files into a folder named "fonts" (minus the "")...that particular font is "Amadeus"..
Generally speaking, Nova is quite stable. It had a few hiccups in some of it's earlier versions, especially on a tablet, but those problems have since been fixed. It is free to try out, no reason to not try it if you can spare some time and are interested in some of it's features.
Also, some folks like Apex launcher (thread in XDA). Another modified ICS launcher. I haven't given it a lot of time myself, but it is another option.
just a hair glichy, but it's far better than any other phone i've used with a home replacement app.
the main reason i got it is so the home screen would go to landscape mode. if it weren't for that, i wouldn't have bothered with it. if the next update comes with that feature, i'm gonna dump nova.
just a hair glichy, but it's far better than any other phone i've used with a home replacement app.
the main reason i got it is so the home screen would go to landscape mode. if it weren't for that, i wouldn't have bothered with it. if the next update comes with that feature, i'm gonna dump nova.
I was an ADW user on my Bionic, Go Launcher and LauncherPro before that on my old D1. So I've always used a replacement launcher, and flipping it over to landscape is a high-frequency thing for me.
I may have to give Nova a try! Thanks for the heads-up.