Re: Video game License restrictionsThis is a discussion on Re: Video game License restrictions within the Adobe Typography forums in Adobe Tools category; Thanks for the input, I have found that each foundry has very different usage guidelines and that half of them need a separate license when used with generated type (as in having a virtual keyboard that allows for a user to type in a string)from a bitmap array. Does anybody know if there are overarching legal guidelines for the type industry? -chad... | ||||||||
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09-08-2008, 05:32 PM
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 Re: Video game License restrictions Thanks for the input, I have found that each foundry has very different usage guidelines and that half of them need a separate license when used with generated type (as in having a virtual keyboard that allows for a user to type in a string)from a bitmap array. Does anybody know if there are overarching legal guidelines for the type industry? -chad  |
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09-08-2008, 05:53 PM
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| Re: Video game License restrictions For better or for worse, there are no such "overarching legal guidelines" for the type industry as a whole except that you need to read the licenses for any and each font foundry and in many cases, each font from same to ascertain that you are in compliance with the terms thereof. In the case of all fonts licensed from Adobe, you are certainly OK in using those fonts as you described. - Dov |
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