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I developed an Android application which is a custom keyboard with a custom font.
I developed the keyboard successfully but I'm stuck for changing the font. How can I install and setup a custom font in my Android device ?
I need to setup the font with my keyboard in the same application.
I used the iFont application to install the font on the device without root access.
I searched if I could find code do the same function than the iFont application.
How can I install a font programmatically?

there is no way.it is possible only on Rooted devices and some special devices (like "Samsung").
android - install font to android platform without root

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