Re: Worry: Using Exotic Fonts

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From: delong
Date: Thu, 01 Mar 1990 03:53

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What if you transferred "ownership" of the font to the publisher
for the short period of time needed for them to print it?

The copyright that protects books doesn't keep you from selling
a novel you have already read to someone for $1.  It also doesn't
prevent them from selling it back to you for $1.

What would be the difference as long as you didn't use the font
when it wasn't in your possesion?

Keith
delong@frith.egr.msu.edu

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