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Article #393Re: License Question - Please Help
From: graffiti
Date: Tue, 17 Mar 2009 21:41
Date: Tue, 17 Mar 2009 21:41
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Do you work for Adobe?
No. Just a fellow user. There are few and most of the time no Adobe employees in here.
Is there a doc on Adobe's site that confirms what you have indicated.
Maybe but everything you need would be in your licensing agreement. As far as embedding it goes, it is allowed. That's one of the main reasons to use PDF is so people can "view" the fonts you use without installing them on their machine.
There ARE some (very few) fonts out there that won't allow embedding but you'll know it if you have them. To the best of my knowledge, Adobe allows embedding ALL the fonts that they sell.
For further information on your particular font, you'll want to contact the Adobe sales staff.
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