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== iOS Fonts == | == iOS Fonts == | ||
* [http://iosfonts.com/ iOS Fonts] has a list of available fonts that come pre-installed in the latest version of iOS. Any additional fonts may be installed on a per-application basis. | * [http://iosfonts.com/ iOS Fonts] has a list of available fonts that come pre-installed in the latest version of iOS. Any additional fonts may be installed on a per-application basis. | ||
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| + | == iOS Localization == | ||
| + | Apple provides information for localization. The list of languages is near the bottom of http://www.apple.com/iphone/specs.html | ||
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| + | That list is valid for the current latest release of iOS. Many other languages display properly in PocketSword, but they're the only ones that we can provide a 'l10n' of the UI for. | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 09:26, 10 January 2011
PocketSword is a SWORD-based front-end application for iOS. It can be installed for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.
iOS Fonts
- iOS Fonts has a list of available fonts that come pre-installed in the latest version of iOS. Any additional fonts may be installed on a per-application basis.
iOS Localization
Apple provides information for localization. The list of languages is near the bottom of http://www.apple.com/iphone/specs.html
That list is valid for the current latest release of iOS. Many other languages display properly in PocketSword, but they're the only ones that we can provide a 'l10n' of the UI for.
External links
- PocketSword – this is the blog maintained by the main developer of PocketSword.
