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* Desktop: Primarily used on a personal workstation. Most common for both individual and business use, in desktop software with a font directory. Such as: Install the font on your Windows or Mac OS X system. Utilize the font in desktop applications such as Mac Pages, Microsoft Word, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe InDesign etc. Generate and print out documents and static images (.tiff, .png, .jpeg). Desktop licenses depend on the number of users of the fonts. The number of users can be altered by clicking the quantity dropdown option on Cart or Buying Choices pages. Carefully read the Desktop license agreement provided by the foundry as some limitations might be set, for example, usage in trademarks/logos, geographical limitations (number of locations), and products that are meant for sale. Addition of users in the future: Desktop licenses are cumulative. If you require a Desktop license that covers more users, simply set a new order for the same Desktop package, for the extra users.

* Webfont: Exclusively for your website. Webfonts can be utilized on a single domain. Agencies accountable for several websites, for instance, hosting providers or web design agencies, may not distribute a single webfont license over several websites. Each visit to the webpage using the webfont kit counts as a single pageview for each webfont contained in the webfont kit. For usage in graphic images displayed on the website, consider a Desktop license as most allow for it.

* App: Specifically for embedding in mobile applications. Choose this license type when you're developing an application for Android, iOS, or Windows Phone, and you'll be embedding the font file in your mobile application's code.

* Digital Ad/Email: For use in HTML5 ads. This license type enables you to embed fonts into digital ads, such as HTML5 built ads. We supply a kit containing webfonts that can be used within digital ads, for example, banner ads. This kit can be shared with third parties who are creating the ad designs on your behalf.

* Electronic Doc: For embedding in e-text products. An Electronic Doc license allows you to embed the font in an electronic publication like an eMagazine, eBook, interactive PDF, or eNewspaper.