Need help if this is legal

[Cats 4ever]

I believe it is Bitstream's font.

"Cheesefood" <cheesefood75@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1dea4f71.-1@WebX.la2eafNXanI...

> Don't know the legalities of this question, so if this isn't legal please

understand that I'm asking this question in ignorance.

>
> Last night I created my wedding programs and e-mailed them to my office so

I can print them out.

>
> I forgot to include the font. I know, stupid thing to do and I should have

known better, but it just happens that I forgot it.

>
> Is it legal for me to ask someone to e-mail me the font to my office so I

can use it on this document, then trash the font files?

[Carl B. Johnson]

> I believe it is Bitstream's font.


It is.

[Cats 4ever]

[url]http://www.highfonts.com/fontsearch.asp?ord=Wedding[/url] how about this site?


"Cheesefood" <cheesefood75@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1dea4f71.-1@WebX.la2eafNXanI...

> Don't know the legalities of this question, so if this isn't legal please

understand that I'm asking this question in ignorance.

>
> Last night I created my wedding programs and e-mailed them to my office so

I can print them out.

>
> I forgot to include the font. I know, stupid thing to do and I should have

known better, but it just happens that I forgot it.

>
> Is it legal for me to ask someone to e-mail me the font to my office so I

can use it on this document, then trash the font files?

[Cats 4ever]

[url]http://simplythebest.net/fonts/script_fonts.html[/url] lots of script fonts here



"Cheesefood" <cheesefood75@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1dea4f71.-1@WebX.la2eafNXanI...

> Don't know the legalities of this question, so if this isn't legal please

understand that I'm asking this question in ignorance.

>
> Last night I created my wedding programs and e-mailed them to my office so

I can print them out.

>
> I forgot to include the font. I know, stupid thing to do and I should have

known better, but it just happens that I forgot it.

>
> Is it legal for me to ask someone to e-mail me the font to my office so I

can use it on this document, then trash the font files?

[Carl B. Johnson]

> You could convert the file into an eps, or .ai file,



If Robb had the fonts with him then he could do so, without the fonts,
that would be useless, and his problem, I believe, is that he doesn't
have the particular fonts on his work machine.

[LenHewitt]

Effectively you are acting as a Service Provider (to yourself!).

It is legal (for Adobe Fonts) for a user to supply fonts with a document
solely for output PROVIDED the service bureau has a license for that font.

Now the fact that it won't be you but someone else sending the font is
splitting hairs a little, and I suppose it should be your employer that
holds a license for the font for everything to be strictly legal, but you
aren't going to get hauled away and banged up for it, now are you?