Yes, you should be able to change typos. Look at A1200 or E6 modding section. Search for "new fonts" "changed fonts" "changing fonts" , etc...
Is there a way to change, enlargement and specifically digits on the display?
As for me, are illegible numbers in Contacts.
The figures are small and in addition the blue or violet.
It is a soft, or overlay, you can zoom in by numbers and letters?
The wearing of a magnifying glass is not very convenient ....
Yes, you should be able to change typos. Look at A1200 or E6 modding section. Search for "new fonts" "changed fonts" "changing fonts" , etc...
Last edited by sabrod; 04-29-2009 at 09:19 AM.
Unfortunately still does not know what to do with this problem. What program and how to practically use the A910?
Sorry, hum.... don't think nobody cares...
There are probably E2 apps (mpkg. pkg) to install, that manage fonts...
Fonts are ttf, any font should just works, but either you need to find a program that does the trick, or you need to backup your firmware,replace your default ttf, then reflash[1].
I suppose the modded firmwares will make the fonts changing easy, for quick test, that should help.
(See also Motorola ROKR E2 Modders - Change fonts of E2 )
[1] If you are interested in Linux tweaks, then you could try to write a linux bash script:
1. put the new font (name= AMCSL.TTF) on the root folder of SD card.
2. telnet to the phone and: mount --bind /mmc/mmca1/AMCSL.TTF /usr/language/fonts/AMCSL.TTF
This has to be executed at the begginning of the linux' startup before the graphical UI launch... So you need to edit one of the /etc/rc.# scripts...then flash back the modded firmware.
Last edited by sabrod; 05-06-2009 at 09:00 AM.
Unfortunately, the link Download the autorun script by our friends from the Chinees Motorola ROKR E2 Modders - Change fonts of E2 is just a text file.
Right!It is...a script ( "bash shell" language is a text file interpreted as lists of commands by linux).
It is possible to have an hacked/modded fw that execute this type of files on startup! Dunno if any a910's fw cam do that...