Fonts and licensing

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Google Fonts

You may use Google Fonts typefaces in your print and ebooks. Reference: “Can I use the font in print, on websites, in apps, in teaching materials, e-books, store fronts, jewelry?”.

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Matthew Butterick's Practical Typography is an excellent resource about typography for writers and others. At a minimum, I would encourage everyone to read his brief overview, “Typography in ten minutes,” but Practical Typography answers some of OP's questions as Butterick is both a type designer and a lawyer.

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Matthew Butterick's Practical Typography is an excellent resource about typography for writers and others. At a minimum, I would encourage everyone to read his brief overview, “Typography in ten minutes,” but Practical Typography answers some of OP's questions as Butterick is both a type designer and a lawyer.

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Microsoft Typography

For questions and licenses for Microsoft products, see Microsoft Typography in particular see the Font Redistribution FAQ as it answers some of your licensing questions and document embedding.

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