Re: Name that font! Round 2

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From: Kyle_Sessions
Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2007 19:10

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Hi Neil,

Thanks for the note. I was under the impression that something like this would generally be considered "fair use." For example, if I typeset a book, and I send it to a printer, I need to send the fonts to the printer, as well.

Of course, it's a non-issue in this particular case, since 1) I was not able to open or use the font files that the designer sent, and 2) I already have legal copies of the fonts in question, anyway.

Kyle

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