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* Desktop: Desktop licenses are meant for use on desktop workstations for varied purposes, ranging from personal to professional. Applications like Microsoft Word, Adobe Photoship and others can deploy the fonts. Even creation and printing documents along static images is allowed. However, the licenses are constrained based on number of users and certain restrictions may apply.

* Webfont: Licenses are limited to single domain. Usage in graphic images on websites necessitates a desktop license. MyFonts provides three kinds of licenses for webfonts and only one would be viable for a particular webfont.

* App: Useful for developers creating apps for iOS, Android or Windows Phone where the font file will be embedded in the mobile application's code.

* Digital Ad/Email: Aimed to embed fonts in digital ads built using HTML5. Kits containing webfonts are provided for ads creation. Digital Ads EULA provides terms for usage on advertising networks and varying usage patterns compared to websites.

* Electronic Doc: An Electronic Doc license allows the embedding of fonts in electronic publications like eBooks, eMagazines etc. It is based on the number of publications the font is used in and each issue is considered a separate publication.