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Lies! Correct the documentatio covering location of project fonts #460

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## Using additional fonts
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In QField, you are able to use all the fonts you want.
QField enables you to use all the custom fonts you might want and need.

There are two different possibilities to register additional fonts:

1. By adding fonts (.ttf or .otf) on the device in the folder `<drive>:/Android/data/ch.opengis.qfield/files/QField/fonts` those will be made accessible to all projects and individual datasets.
2. By adding fonts (.ttf or .otf) in the same folder as a given project
file (.qgs or .qgz); those will be accessible only when viewing that
project file.

!!! note
Since QField 2 the font files needs to be stored in the app directory `<drive>:/Android/data/ch.opengis.qfield/files/QField/fonts` instead of the devices main directory `<drive>:/QField/fonts`.
2. By adding fonts (.ttf or .otf) in a `fonts` subfolder of the folder
containing a given project file (.qgs or .qgz); those fonts will only
be accessible when viewing that project.
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