What program uses the tituscbz.ttf font?

[T-Will]

Anyone know what program uses the tituscbz.ttf font? The reason I'm wondering is because it's taking 1.8 MBs and I'm wondering if I even need it installed.

[Lex]

Wow, I can actually help !

It's from Pocket e-Sword, the Bible program. At least, that program uses that font and was the source of it on my PPC. When I deleted e-Sword, that was the only file that didn't delete cleanly. Had to delete it with the native File Explorer too. Resco Explorer strangely wouldn't allow it to be deleted.

[Robb Bates]

hehe, I suspect that T-Will probably used/uses e-Sword. The little <>< symbol gives it away.

Robb

[Lex]

It just means we like seafood. 8O

[ctmagnus]

What!? I thought those were WiFi Fish (http://www.hackerstickers.com/products/sticker-wifi-fish.shtml).





:mrgreen:

[T-Will]

LOL! ;) Thanks guys for the info. Yup I do use e-Sword, anyone know which translation uses that font?

[Lex]

Can't remember which one I tried out. The developer is very responsive and could tell you exactly.

[baker]

The font might be for the Russian translation? You could try emailing Rick Meyers from the support/comments page.

[T-Will]

Yeah I sent him an email...I never had the Russian translation installed, so I doubt it's for that one. I'll let you guys know when he gets back to me.

[T-Will]

I got a quick response back:

The Titus font is used for the Hebrew and Greek, thus if you do not have
anything that needs it, then you can delete it.

In His service,

Rick Meyers