Adding a font to pages for Ipad

That's great. Too bad the author of Anyfont did not bother translating the app to English 😟

Well actually AnyFont is localized in German and in English.

CalChan wrote:

if you know of a free one

http://thehelpful.com/iosfonts/

The Apple reference is at

https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/featuredarticles/iPhoneConfigurationProf ileRef/Introduction/Introduction.html

I have the same terable problem. I enjoy taping documents siting on a couch with iPad but i cannot tape anything in my native language because iPad does not support custom fonts nur have them.

So i cannot tape in full Cyrillic.

Unicode has cuted down version of Cyrillic wich i will not use.

So i have to use custom fonts which lets me tape in full Cyrillic, but the problem Pages on iPad does not support thouse fonts.

That is fanny that Apple sell their products in Rus' region but their products do not offer native Slavic language.

Or i can use this virtual keyboard but with out installing full Cyrillic fonts it will not display properly on device http://www.churchslavonic.org/

chilly7 wrote:

Unicode has cuted down version of Cyrillic wich i will not use.

So i have to use custom fonts which lets me tape in full Cyrillic, but the problem Pages on iPad does not support thouse fonts.

Yes, Apple is never going to support non-unicode stuff that maps cyrillic to latin. If you need to use that kind of legacy technology, you should find other equipment.

It is not legacy technology, it is current and used( Full Cyrillic), but the problem it does not have native support by Apple.

Here is an example of full Cyrillic and i would like that to be supported fully by Apple products nativly so people can read and write on their native language with out problems on Apple products.

http://minei.ru/bible_pdf/01_byt.pdf

chilly7 wrote:

Here is an example of full Cyrillic and i would like that to be supported fully by Apple

If it is not Unicode I am sure it will never be supported. But you can always ask via

http://www.apple.com/feedback

chilly7 wrote:

Here is an example

http://minei.ru/bible_pdf/01_byt.pdf

That particular document is in fact mostly Unicode. If you would use the Unicode Private Use Area for the extra characters instead of ASCII, it could probably be supported right now.

Mostly but not full lol. But i cannot tape with missing simbols because it will be incorect.

But thank u for try to help.

chilly7 wrote:

Mostly but not full lol. But i cannot tape with missing simbols because it will be incorect.

That is because the font being used is a hack of Latin. If you would use a font that is fully unicode and does not steal codepoints from other languages, it might work.

My mother uses Notes to write letters which she then prints and mails. She asked me if I could add a handwriting font for her to use. I was able to use AnyFont to accomplish this, but of course Notes can't use the new handwriting font. I'm looking for a very simple app that can. The closer to Notes it is (except with formatting capabilities), the better. I'm beginning to think I'm hunting a unicorn. Does anyone have anything? It needn't be free. I'm willing to pay for the right app. Thanks.

IF it is Unicode i will be very happy but what i discovered that Unicode has very ugly Cyrillic letters which look totaly fake. Most of the letters which suppouse to be Cyrillic look identically to Latin.

And that link which i gave looks like they use castom font, non unicode which i use too when i write in Notes or use on my own web site.

Here is an example of real Cyrillic http://www.sterligoff.ru/media/books/LLS6_1-199.pdf

And unfortionaly i think Unicode might never support true Cyrillic because of political fascist resons of USA current "Free Mason" goverment because they want that all world speak in simplified English even though that alot languages are much more supperior to English in awry way.

Here is my web site http://xn------5cdalejmehyef4fbo2bdhej4t.xn--p1ai/ in Russian language so u can see true Cyrillic. If u know it in Unicode i will be happy.

Hello. Try this one. http://thehelpful.com/iosfonts/

I use this one for my iPad.

chilly7 wrote:

Unicode has very ugly Cyrillic letters

Unicode has nothing at all to do with how a font looks. It is only concerned with the codepoints used by the characters. You can make them look however you want using one of the many font editor programs. This site has a variety:

http://www.wazu.jp/gallery/Fonts_CyrS.html