Reply To: Font Licence problem

You’re most welcome, Graham.

Like paid-for-fonts, free fonts come with a variety of licenses. A bunch one may find on some of the better free fonts sites (like DaFont) have what types of licensing the free versions have. And MyFonts also has free fonts. Usually these are offered by font makers where one or two styles are free, the others are paid-for styles.

Older fonts such as Andre SF are often restricted. That was common “back in the day.” Even Adobe and others had various restrictions on fonts that might today make ID and other applications that honor permissions, not allow mbedding the font in a PDF. Back then, with a PostScript workflow, these fonts would be converted to curves by the user or the application.

Anyway, glad it is sorted.

Take care, Mike