Fonts Khmer blackBerry 10

Similar Questions

• How to create fonts for Blackberry.

  Hi all

  I would like to create one custom font for blackberry, other than the built-in fonts. I have a BB Newsletter [http://www.blackberry.com/developers/newsletter/feb2007/index.html], where he explains that we can use the theme for the creation of custom fonts.  But there is no sample mentioned. If anyone knows or has worked in this field, please provide the necessary start-up.

  Thanks in Adv

  Anand

  Take a look at the documentation of plazmic or ask them directly. Creating themes is not related to java development.

• How to install fonts on BlackBerry?

  Hi all

  I would like to use the "Source without pro" font of my application. When checked, I realized that it is not easily available in BlackBerry phones. Is it possible to install the .ttf file in BB?

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you in advance.

  Brahim Salim.

  Hey

  See this sample application

  http://docs.BlackBerry.com/en/developers/deliverables/17971/Load_and_use_a_custom_font_899948_11.jsp

• Email fonts out blackBerry Smartphones

  I put my blackberry to use the font I want, but my outgoing emails does not use this font - how can I change my font for e-mail that is used to respond to messages on my blackberrry?

  What version of the OS on your device?

  Home screen > options > on
  There is a number, for example, I 4.2.2.175

  If you have something less than 4.5, then your email will always consist in simple text (as opposed to HTML) and you can't control the appearance.

• Changing font of blackBerry Smartphones

  Is it possible to change the font color of the home screen?  I screen that I show on my phone, but the police is white and it is really hard to read with some backrounds.  Is there a program I can download or something?

  Thank you so much!

• Custom font problem

  Hello world

  Please help me I want to load customize font "Calibri.TTF", but it is not my work code is given...

  FontFamily family=null;
  
  if (FontManager.getInstance().load("CalibriBold.TTF", "MyFont11", FontManager.APPLICATION_FONT) == FontManager.SUCCESS)
                  {
                      try
                      {
                          family  = FontFamily.forName("MyFont11");
  
                      }
                      catch (ClassNotFoundException e)
                      {
                          try{
                                family=FontFamily.forName(FontFamily.FAMILY_SYSTEM);
                          }catch(Exception ex){}      
  
                      }
                  }
  

  Tell me what is the problem with this

  Check your path. Otherwise, check the return value. One of the most common mistakes that people make takes a really big font. BlackBerry has a restriction of size of 6 MB on fonts.

• Japanese language of blackBerry Smartphones support issues

  I just had a 8120 from Rogers in canada and am curious to know if it has Japanese language support. I can't find any info in the manual of junk of Rogers. The company that I work is a Canadian subsidiary of a Japanese company, so a lot of my email of bosses is in Japanese. I did a search through the forums and through the support database perfectly useless. The results of the search of the database of support exist mainly press without any useful technical details which I find exceptionally delayed.

  Out of curiosity, does anyone know if a specific model has asian language support is available preinstalled in canada? Maybe a telus or bell phone. Since the messages of the forum by people are not displayed when they find a solution for the problem, otherwise it is not a fix for the lack of support from the Japanese language.

  So my Japanese cobbled together install language does the work. I got my boss to send me some messages in Japanese and they came through properly. So my language pack install worked.

  Here is the content of the ALX file to launch your own support of the Japanese police.  I've also used these files of three fonts of Indonesian blackberry IDEOGRAM software installation package.

  net_rim_font_japanese. COD
  net_rim_tid_dynamic_transcoding_data_EUC_JP. COD
  net_rim_tid_dynamic_transcoding_data_x_Johab.cod

  
  
  
  Characters Japanese blackBerry and the font Support
  Japanese characters and fonts for BlackBerry mobile devices Support.
  Research In Motion
  Copyright 1998-2007 Research In Motion
  
  Java
  
  net_rim_font_japanese. COD
  net_rim_tid_dynamic_transcoding_data_EUC_JP. COD
  net_rim_tid_dynamic_transcoding_data_x_Johab.cod
  
  
  
  

  So many people understand my background. I'm not a programmer on any level, so it was not simple or easy for me to understand because I don't know anything on the blackberry OS.

  I assumed it would be a good place to find this extra level of support provided by telus or rim. Of course, I was wrong to think that the people here were all useful information to share. So I'll share what I've learned to try to lead by example. Maybe if other people have done the same thing this forum could turn into what I thought I was going to find when I came here to help.

• BlackBerry Khmer Unicode for Black Berry Z10 Z10

  Hi all

  I'm in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. I just bought a smart phone of black Berry Z10 and I just want to use Khmer fonts with my phone. So, I wonder if there at - it the Khmer fonts or unicode taking in charge with the phone?

  Hey Kyan,.

  Welcome to the community of BlackBerry Support Forums.

  Thanks for the question.

  Currently khmer unicode is not supported on the BlackBerry Z10 smartphone.  Additional languages continue to be added in the software updates.  Control of updates in the future.

  Let me know if you have any other questions.

  See you soon.

• More small font of J2ME on Blackberry "BOLD"? small proportional, plain?

  Hello, what is the smallest police achievable J2ME on the Blackberry Bold? I ask this, because

  style = "plain" face = "proportional" size = "small".

  seems to be already very large and very bold? Is there a way to get a smaller font, without leaving the environment "J2ME"?

  I would first like to say Java and GNU license gave me a very big heart. This whole community has helped me tremendously to learn how to code, and give in return is the least I could do. I hope that the community in turn help me when I reached the rough places in the future. Don't forget I've been working on this code and it took me hours of exhaustian and works well and I am now it give for free, so please do the same for others. It is the idea not the code that makes money.

  That said, I present to you:

  How to solve the problem of police of blackberry in 5 minutes of coding a moped.

  (please link to this topic as much as possible)

  Step 1: Analyze what is happening between the 2 separate API and why it is so difficult to change fonts.

  Step 2: Ask how are packages come into conflict with each other?

  Step 3: Ask you... can I change the font in general?

  Step 4: Run the text following preference somewhere in the constructor... and somewhere off of the paint method.

  final FontFamily fontFamily[] = FontFamily.getFontFamilies();
  
      font10 = fontFamily[0].getFont(FontFamily.CBTF_FONT, 16);
      Font.setDefaultFont(font10);
  

  Keep in mind that you must have the good net_rim_api.jar installed (or the appropriate folder and configuration via the Toolbox correctly)... and in my case, the following code is at the top of my class file and I use an external library on my toolbox.

  import net.rim.device.api.ui.Font;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.FontFamily;
  

  now, it's just a natural function used for user interface of blackberry and midlets applications using the Blackberry net_rim_api.jar as an external module.

  Those of you who are running a blackberrycanvas or a touch event for the blackberry storm should automatically know what I speak. Send me an Email if you are at all confused, that I'll get back to you.

  Anyway go...

  Run this natural function and go ahead and test it using a common g.drawString ("Hello World", 20,20, g.TOP | g.LEFT);

  Here you should notice that your policy has changed the font specified by Font.setDefaultFont (font10);

  This is because the static method changes all fonts... including police BlackBerryMenu I might add.

  Then, perform the following steps:

  Step 5: Ask yourself... but what happens if I separated from the places that need separate policies?

  Good question... I had this one for awhile and found a brilliant answer.

  Note the following points:

  Font BBFont = javax.microedition.lcdui.Font.getDefaultFont();
  

  Here is what just happened, the above code catches the current default font defined for the lcdui police. Or in our case, the police of the Midlet. As I looked into it... There is no method to create a nice font that corresponds to the blackberry one again... but after calling

  Font.setDefaultFont (font10);

  in this case the police is referenced as...

  net.rim.device.api.ui.Font

  It amends the police for both the system and the

  javax.microedition.lcdui.Font

  It is signifigant for us because now, because we can store the new settings, we can make the magic happen.

  Step 6: Perform magic with the fonts.

  Store any desired blackberry font using the following...

  final FontFamily fontFamily[] = FontFamily.getFontFamilies();
  
      Font font10 = fontFamily[4].getFont(FontFamily.CBTF_FONT, 16);
      Font.setDefaultFont(font10);
      javax.microedition.lcdui.Font bbfont = javax.microedition.lcdui.Font.getDefaultFont();
  

  do not hesitate to make the police a variable, you can reference from the whole class... or keep it in another class if you wish.

  then do this in the paint method...

  protected void paint(Graphics g){
  
  g.setFont(bbfont);
  g.drawString("Hello World",20,20,g.TOP|g.LEFT);
  
  }
  

  You should find that the police has changed very nicely your new font... here make a function out of it, change the fonts to the top.

  Step 7: bask in the glory of magic.

  So you tell me if I call Font.setDefaultFont (myfont);

  and I use a blackberry police... it will change the current font... then I can go then enter this police and store it and then call at a later date, and it will use this font?

  I mean that Times New Roman!

  Well, if they have Times New Roman can be my guest...

  but later I want to black Ariel...

  Yes same process be my guest...

  But man according to the forums, I can't do that...

  Yes, and you can quote me on this one there according to JavaLover53 you can use what font you want, as long as you do the police first... and it is strongly recommended that you do outside the paint function and you store fonts in one easy to access place in memory, namely the Summit also recommended

  import net.rim.device.api.ui.Font;import net.rim.device.api.ui.FontFamily;import javax.microedition.lcdui.*;public class BBFontCanvas extends Canvas {javax.microedition.lcdui.Font timesnewroman;javax.microedition.lcdui.Font bbalphasans;
  
  public BBFontCanvas(){  final FontFamily fontFamily[] = FontFamily.getFontFamilies();
  
     font10 = fontFamily[4].getFont(FontFamily.CBTF_FONT, 16); Font.setDefaultFont(font10);  bbalphasans = javax.microedition.lcdui.Font.getDefaultFont();
  
  //have fun and make another font...      font10 = fontFamily[0].getFont(FontFamily.CBTF_FONT, 20); Font.setDefaultFont(font10);      timesnewroman = javax.microedition.lcdui.Font.getDefaultFont();}
  
  public void changeFont(int fontnum){
  
  //i figure from here you can do a switch statement to change the font...//or idk perhaps just do it by fontnum//you guys gotta code that up haha.//it'll probably look like this though...   //public void changeFont(int fontnum,javax.microedition.lcdui.Font thefont){}//or maybe you wanta return a new font so....//public javax.microedition.lcdui.Font getNewFont(int fontnum,javax.microedition.lcdui.Font thefont){}
  
  //then make like a switch statement, and then call this to establish the fonts you want in advance and store //these fonts use them for classes you have for classes you've made like void setFont(Font myfont); <--- in//that case your midlet class never even heard of the blackberry font so you're passing a normal lcdui font.//anyways point being as long as g.setFont(myfont); has the proper font this stuff works. :-)
  
   font10 = fontFamily[2].getFont(FontFamily.CBTF_FONT, 16); Font.setDefaultFont(font10);  bbalphasans = javax.microedition.lcdui.Font.getDefaultFont();}     public void paint(Graphics g){     g.setColor(0,0,0);     g.fillRect(500,500);     g.setColor(255,255,255);
  
  //set the font to bbalphasans or in this case fontFamily[4] from the constructor...     g.setFont(bbalphasans);     g.drawString("Hello World",20,20,g.TOP|g.LEFT);     }}
  

  and for those of you who don't like comments... just look at this code instead...

  import net.rim.device.api.ui.Font;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.FontFamily;
  import javax.microedition.lcdui.*;
  public class BBFontCanvas extends Canvas {
  javax.microedition.lcdui.Font timesnewroman;
  javax.microedition.lcdui.Font bbalphasans;
  
  public BBFontCanvas(){
      final FontFamily fontFamily[] = FontFamily.getFontFamilies();
  
      font10 = fontFamily[4].getFont(FontFamily.CBTF_FONT, 16);
      Font.setDefaultFont(font10);
      bbalphasans = javax.microedition.lcdui.Font.getDefaultFont();
  
        font10 = fontFamily[0].getFont(FontFamily.CBTF_FONT, 20);
      Font.setDefaultFont(font10);
        timesnewroman = javax.microedition.lcdui.Font.getDefaultFont();
  }
  
  public void changeFont(int fontnum){
  
      font10 = fontFamily[2].getFont(FontFamily.CBTF_FONT, 16);
      Font.setDefaultFont(font10);
      bbalphasans = javax.microedition.lcdui.Font.getDefaultFont();
  }
       public void paint(Graphics g){
       g.setColor(0,0,0);
       g.fillRect(500,500);
       g.setColor(255,255,255);
  
       g.setFont(bbalphasans);
       g.drawString("Hello World",20,20,g.TOP|g.LEFT);
       }
  }
  

  in any case this is my tutorial police and I currently have surprising good labour code. I am so happy to finally use the blackberry fonts and it proves just everyone and everything that can make an application user interface, unless of course the components made... a midlet can do as well on a blackberry.

  They don't call it Java for nothing, if you know the ins and outs, it's like a cup of coffee it'll get you WIRED!

  Take advantage and ask me questions if you cannot get the fonts you want. This should solve any problems for those of you who have worked hard on your midlets and problems of police... and for those of you who are lazy... Simply change the default system font, and all will be the police.

  -JLover53

• Use a TTF font in your Blackberry Application

  I searched the forums and can't find exactly one 'right '.

  According to this, he says, we CAN use custom fonts.

  http://docs.BlackBerry.com/en/developers/deliverables/11958/Load_and_use_a_custom_font_899948_11.jsp

  This is obviously for OS 5.0.

  We can do something similar for 4.5 + without using a Bitmap font based, or is the only option?

  Thank you

  Harry

  There is no support for custom by 5.0 fonts.

  Prior to 5.0, you use those on the device, unless you want to build your own "police", by providing a bitmap for each character and by posting this yourself.

• BlackBerry smartphone how to install additional fonts

  
  

  Finally, I can install the fonts of Burma (Myanmar) on my BB using FontCollection. You can download FontCollection of Crackberry App Store http://software.crackberry.com/product.asp?id=305439&n=FontCollectionor or Blackberry App Store http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/22413?lang=en with version 2.4, two fonts are already included in the tag Burmese (Zawgyi-one and Myanmar3)

  It's just 0.99USD and it is really great. You can add more police of your choice.

  Thanks FontCollection

• Small notification fonts blackBerry Smartphones

  I have the blackberry curve 8900. In recent days, the police journal & call notification has become too small to read correctly. I can't change the font settings. Please help me how can I increase the size of police call log & notifications.

  Thank you.

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  Each time a random strange behavior or slow creeps, the first thing to do is a battery pop reboot. With power ON, remove the hood back and remove the battery. Wait a minute, then replace the battery and cover. Power on and wait patiently through the long reboot - about 5 minutes. See if things return to functioning. Like all computing devices, BB suffers from memory leaks and others... with a hard reboot is the best remedy.

  Best!

• BlackBerry Smartphones outgoing emails - fonts (not just ' view')

  Is to change the font to display via the screen/keyboard option, possible to change font text on outgoing e-mail messages?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  When you send an e-mail, you send to Blackberry servers in plain text (no formatting at all). Then the servers add some marine (Arial on 10px in blue) formatting. You cannot change that.

• BlackBerry Smartphones, increasing the font size for received emails?

  Is it possible to increase the font size of emails/texts received on this unit?  My eyes have trouble read standard size.

  you know you have a request for assistance within your device?
  who can help you find that kind of information.

  Home screen > help > keyboard and display > display options > change display font

  For more convenience, it is also available on the Web here:
  http://NA.BlackBerry.com/eng/deliverables/4652/Set_the_display_font_26179_11.jsp

• Font size of Smartphones from blackBerry in the text of the Message

  I have a BlackBerry Curve 9360. I found how to change the size of the font on my phone but I can't find how to change the size fond of the text of the message in any of my emails. Is it possible to do this operation?

  It depends entirely on the email. Are these emails, HTML or text emails gross? Text editor enriched someone sending Outlook allows you to create emails or MS Word. Still, you can't control the font size in the body of an email.