On 2018-09-05 7:18 a.m., Simon Gottwald wrote: > Hello and sorry to bother you with such a banal question!
It isn't a banal question. I'm fairly confident that the overwhelming majority of font foundries would rather people ask, and adhere to the terms of their license for a specific font, or typeface, than use it in violation of their license. > do I have to keep anything in mind with regards to the fonts contained and > their licensing? Typically, font licenses cover the usage of the final work product, ignoring how it is created. The exceptions tend to be fonts that are exclusively distributed with a specific software program. Read the license for the specific font, and if you have questions about usage, either talk to a solicitor, or directly contact the font foundry that created the typefaces in question. From my perspective, the only safe fonts to use, are those that are distributed under _The SIL Open Font License 1.1_. _SIL Open Font License 1.001 update 5_, released in April 2017, is the most recent version of that license. I am not a lawyer. This is not legal advice.
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