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I am considering to buy 10,000fonts by20$
do you think it is worth?
or do you know any other good commercial use font package?
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08-13-2010 04:16 AM #1Registered User
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licensed for commercial use font
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08-13-2010 04:28 AM #2Elite Designer
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I bought a CD with commercial licenced fonts for 20 euro it contained tons of font which would had cost thousands of dollars to buy separately.
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08-13-2010 04:42 AM #3Registered User
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I just found nice site
Font Squirrel | Handpicked free fonts for graphic designers with commercial-use licenses.
free commercial font!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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08-13-2010 07:34 AM #4Registered User
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I think there are soooo many free font sites that are worth checking out first... dafont.com, 1001fonts.com, fontstock.net, (Font Squirrel is a great one). That said, $20 is not too bad a price for 10,000 of them!
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08-13-2010 07:52 AM #5Registered User
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Dafont.com has only for free personal. No free commercial font. maybe some. but not most.
Originally Posted by GabeCasalett
when you use font, you need to check
"only for personal, or licensed for commercial use"
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08-13-2010 08:28 AM #6Registered User
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That's a really good point - thanks for clearing that up. Originally Posted by invincibletiger
With fonts that are not from a big foundry, sometimes you're able to contact the author to ask for permission.
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08-13-2010 08:41 AM #7Elite Designer
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most of them are zipped with a txt file with info for what kind of uses and contact of the maker.
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08-18-2010 03:28 PM #8Registered User
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I use dafont.com, Freefonts.com, FrontBros.com, and FontFreak.com. They have some free, some where you can purchase commercial licenses, and some where they don't care if you use it commercially but want to see what you used it for. The files have a notepad file with it explaining.
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08-22-2010 02:13 PM #9Registered User
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fontsquirrel - awesome! Thank you!
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08-24-2010 12:19 PM #10Registered User
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Well...most of them are already available for free...and they are not quality fonts as well.
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