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True." Hi everyone, welcome to another tutorial. Today, I will be showing you how to download fonts onto your iPad. The first thing you need to do is download an app called iFont. This app will help you install the fonts that you've downloaded. It is available for free in the App Store, so just search for iFont and you'll be able to find it. To demonstrate what the app looks like, on the left side, you have the installed and uninstalled fonts. These will show up when you share the fonts you've downloaded to the app. Personally, I like going to defont.com for free fonts. Now, I'm going to choose a font to download. The website will indicate if the font is free for commercial use or just personal use. Once you've downloaded the font, it will show up in the download section. To install the font, open the downloaded file and unzip the folder. Inside the folder, you will find the fonts that need to be installed. Simply click on the font and share it to your iPhone. After sharing, the fonts that need to be installed will appear on the left side of the iFont app. Choose the font you downloaded and click the install button. Follow the steps and allow the installation. Now, the font will be in the profile section in your iPad's settings. To activate the font, go to your settings and find the profile section. You may see some notifications on the side, but if not, go to the profile section at the bottom. There should be one profile to be installed. It will prompt you for a password, enter it, and proceed with the installation. To double-check if the font is installed, go back to the general settings and look at the profile section. Your fonts...