Re: Adobe Fonts used in logo design and copyright laws

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From: Neil_Keller
Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2009 15:54

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Illustrator provides the best sets of tools for creating corporate logotypes and marks, and its .eps format is pretty much standard for disseminating logotypes for print reproduction.

Although logos can be created in other software, it does not necessarily make them the best choices. If someone were to ask me to create a logo, I'd be reaching for Illustrator.

Neil

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