Re: Adobe Fonts used in logo design and copyright laws

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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Sun, 15 Feb 2009 18:00

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Katrina,

In general, you can use fonts in the creation of logotypes without seeking specific permisssion. BTW, you should use Illustrator to create the master art, not Flash, Fireworks, InDesign or Photoshop, etc. It becomes infinitely scalable without losing sharpness, and it is easy to repurpose to send to others. In general, for minimum problems, convert the live type into outlines (a graphic).

Neil

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