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Webfont: intended for a single domain website. The counting system tallies one pageview for each webfont in the webfont kit every time the webpage utilizing the kit is loaded. If you plan to use webfonts in graphic images displayed on the website, you may need a Desktop license. MyFonts offers three types of webfont licenses: Annual, Pay Once, and Pay As You Go. Just one of these would be applicable to a specific webfont. P22 Broadwindsor WebFont EULA

Desktop: for usage on a desktop workstation, for both personal and professional needs, in desktop applications with a font menu such as Microsoft Word, Mac Pages, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, etc. It also allows creation and printing of documents and static images. Desktop licenses are determined by the number of font users. Additional users can be added later through cumulative Desktop licenses. P22 Broadwindsor Desktop EULA

App: designed for embedding in mobile applications for platforms like iOS, Android, or Windows Phone, where the font file will be incorporated in the mobile application code. P22 Broadwindsor App EULA

Electronic Doc: suitable for embedding in e-text products. The Electronic Doc license allows the font to be embedded in electronic publications such as eBooks, eMagazines, eNewspapers, or interactive PDFs. An Electronic Doc license depends on the number of publications using the font. A Desktop license might be more suitable for font usage in graphic images used as the ePub cover. P22 Broadwindsor Electronic Doc EULA

Digital Ad/Email: for embedding in HTML5 ads. The kit may be shared with third parties assisting with ad creation, but you are solely responsible for it. Digital Ads have different usage patterns compared to websites, hence the Digital Ads license. The price varies according to usage, making it more cost-effective to use a Digital Ad license. P22 Broadwindsor Digital Ad/Email EULA