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Blacklistest 		Old
16th April 2012, 10:11 PM
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Default [FONT] Fonts for ICS
I dont make it all..just a lil' edit because some font dont work when i apply in my Ray

Originally From ThugEsquire from RootzWiki n DaXmax from Galaxy Nexus Themes and Apps Section..Thanks to DaXmax cuz he gimme a permit to post here

there are 18 font on my edited pack..just copy it to SDCard whish you want..then flash it using CWM..reboot..then..see your New Font

heres the link :
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?1ogg9kdktssp2wv


PS : sorry i'm confusing attach some screenie..maybe someone could help
 
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17th April 2012, 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Blacklistest View Post
I dont make it all..just a lil' edit because some font dont work when i apply in my Ray

Originally From ThugEsquire from RootzWiki n DaXmax from Galaxy Nexus Themes and Apps Section..Thanks to DaXmax cuz he gimme a permit to post here

there are 18 font on my edited pack..just copy it to SDCard whish you want..then flash it using CWM..reboot..then..see your New Font

heres the link :
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?1ogg9kdktssp2wv


PS : sorry i'm confusing attach some screenie..maybe someone could help
Whats your choice of browser?
Otherwise if it's tapatalk you just press the cameraicon when posting
Or you could just upload to an site of your choice, mark the link and click on the IMG icon in postedit.

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