. Peter Constable wrote, > On Behalf > Of Ritu Malhotra > >> Could someone kindly help me by providing an exe(Font utility) that >> will not only edit open type fonts(ex: Mangal.ttf)... > > Making changes to mangal.ttf or other Microsoft fonts would be in > violation of the end-user license agreement which you agreed to when you > installed the software, and is illegal.
Peter is absolutely correct. And, it's not just Microsoft fonts which mustn't be altered by the end-user. Most font developers restrict rights on their fonts. Obtaining a legal copy of a font only grants the user the right to use the font; not to make changes. Best regards, James Kass . > > -----Original Message----- > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On Behalf > > Of Ritu Malhotra > > > Could someone kindly help me by providing an exe(Font utility) that > will not > > only edit open type fonts(ex: Mangal.ttf)... > > Making changes to mangal.ttf or other Microsoft fonts would be in > violation of the end-user license agreement which you agreed to when you > installed the software, and is illegal. > > If you want a Devanagari font that uses a non-standard encoding, there > are plenty of them out there that you can use without doing anything > illegal. See, for instance, > http://www.sil.org/computing/fonts/LANG/HINDI.HTML. > > > > Peter > > Peter Constable > Globalization Infrastructure and Font Technologies > Microsoft Windows Division > > > > > >
