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The license that is issued is determined by the font foundry or designer that supplied the font to Monotype. Some suppliers license fonts through their own end user license agreement (EULA). Most suppliers license fonts through the basic Monotype EULA.
Fonts are technically considered bits of computer software, and just like any other software you are not supposed to install or use it without a license.
Prices vary considerably, depending on the typeface and foundry in question. A company might charge $99 for permission to use a specific typeface on the web, or $1,000 to install a font on, say, 20 computers. But commissioning a brand new, custom typeface can cost upwards of $50,000 per face.
Fonts can be free or licensed, for a fee, for commercial use. Whether you pay for a font or acquire it for free, each font comes with a license that explains how you may use that font (and how you may not use the font). Your rights and obligations are defined in the End User License Agreement (EULA).
Simply google the name of the typeface with the word 'typeface' behind it, and you will find the source(s) of the typeface. On the source website you should be able to find the font license and its usage dos and don'ts. Also, there, you should be able to find whether this is a free/open source typeface or a paid one.
Simply google the name of the typeface with the word 'typeface' behind it, and you will find the source(s) of the typeface. On the source website you should be able to find the font license and its usage dos and don'ts. Also, there, you should be able to find whether this is a free/open source typeface or a paid one.
If you did not reproduce the font and distribute it you have not broken any U.S. criminally punishable law. If you only used a font in your work that you were not licensed to use then you can not be punished under the law. If you distributed the actual font with your work then maybe you could be punished.
Purchasing a commercial font entitles you to specific font uses, often including commercial. But each manufacturer's font license is different. You really do need to read the End User License Agreement (EULA) for each typeface you purchase. ... However, scalable fonts may be protected as software and software programs.
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