Common use of Embedding Restrictions Clause in Contracts

Embedding Restrictions. You may make archival copies of the fonts for your own purposes, counting additionally to the amount of devices you licensed the fonts for. You shall not distribute the fonts to people outside of your organisation. PDF embedding of the font so ware into PDF documents is only permitted in a secured read-only mode that allows only printing and viewing, and prohibits editing, selecting, enhancing or modifying the text. You must ensure that recipients of PDF documents cannot extract the CoType Foundry font so ware from such PDF documents or use the embedded font so ware for editing purposes or for the creation of new documents. This type of embedding may only be used in a non-commercial, not-for-profit scenario. If you are unable to limit access to the document to “printing and viewing” only, then the electronic document(s) may not be used on computers that are not Licensed Computers. Examples of non-commercial, not-for-profit permitted usage include PDF documents supplied to Service Bureaus, printers, or any documents that disseminate personal, internal or business information.

Embedding Restrictions. You may make archival copies of the fonts for your own purposes, counting additionally to the amount of devices you licensed the fonts for. You shall not distribute the fonts to people outside of your organisation. PDF embedding of the font so ware soEware into PDF documents is only permitted permiMed in a secured read-only mode that allows only printing and viewing, and prohibits editing, selecting, enhancing or modifying the text. You must ensure that recipients of PDF documents cannot extract the CoType Foundry font so ware soEware from such PDF documents or use the embedded font so ware soEware for editing purposes or for the creation of new documents. This type of embedding may only be used in a non-commercial, not-for-profit scenario. If you are unable to limit access to the document to “printing and viewing” only, then the electronic document(s) may not be used on computers that are not Licensed Computers. Examples of non-commercial, not-for-profit permitted permiMed usage include PDF documents supplied to Service Bureaus, printers, or any documents that disseminate personal, internal or business information.

Embedding Restrictions. You may make archival copies of the fonts for your own purposes, counting additionally to the amount of devices you licensed the fonts for. You shall not distribute the fonts to people outside of your organisation. PDF embedding of the font so ware soEware into PDF documents is only permitted permiMed in a secured read-only mode that allows only printing and viewing, and prohibits editing, selecting, enhancing or modifying the text. You must ensure that recipients of PDF documents cannot extract the CoType Foundry font so ware Font SoEware from such PDF documents or use the embedded font so ware Font SoEware for editing purposes or for the creation of new documents. This type of embedding may only be used in a non-commercial, not-for-profit scenario. If you are unable to limit access to the document to “printing and viewing” only, then the electronic document(s) may not be used on computers that are not Licensed Computers. Examples of non-commercial, not-for-profit permitted permiMed usage include PDF documents supplied to Service Bureaus, printers, or any documents that disseminate personal, internal or business information.