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For the purposes of this Agreement, "Commercial Product" shall mean an electronic document containing an embedded copy of the Font Software created by Use of the Font Software which is offered for distribution to the general public (or to some subset of the general public) as a commercial product in exchange for a separate fee or other consideration.

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The license granted herein for personal use does not extend to uses by temporary employees or independent contractors using the Font Software in professional environments or for other professional uses. If you are a design consultancy, advertising agency or purchasing this license for use by or on behalf of such an entity, the ultimate end user should also purchase a license appropriate for the intended use of the Font Software.The Font Software shall be deemed to include any upgrades, updates, related files, permitted modifications, permitted copies, and related documentation. You hereby agree that the Font Software shall further comprise all bitmap representations of typeface and typographic designs and ornaments created by or derived from the Font Software. Personal or Internal Business Use shall mean Use of the Font Software for your customary personal or internal business purposes and, except as may otherwise be permitted herein, shall not mean the commercial distribution or use of Font Software or any component thereof in any Commercial Product whatsoever. For the purposes of the License, "Font Software" shall be defined as the design of the Fonts together with the Software which, when used, generates typeface and typographic designs and ornaments. Use of the Font Software is limited to those Users Authorized by your purchase. Upon payment in full, you will be granted a non-exclusive terminable License to use the Font Software that accompanies this EULA.

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If you do not wish to enter into this Agreement, do not purchase, access, use or otherwise download or install the Font Software.

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This Agreement becomes effective (a) when you click on the area marked "ACCEPT LICENSE AGREEMENT," or (b) if you are acquiring Font Software on a Compact Disc or Digital Video Disk (CD, DVD), or (c) as a compressed archive delivered via e-mail attachment, when you open the package in which the font is contained. This Agreement governs the terms of use of the Font Software and the design of the Fonts embodied therein (collectively, "Font Software"), together with any media, printed materials, electronic documentation, updates, add-ons, artwork, web services and any other material that may be associated with the product now or in the future. This End User License Agreement (the "Agreement" "EULA," "License," "Agreement" or "License Agreement") is a legal agreement between you and Mark Simonson Studio LLC ("Simonson") and becomes a binding contract between you and Mark Simonson Studio. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY this document is a legal agreement you should print a copy for your records. I now have more than 100 fonts on the market with many more to come.Įnd User License Agreement for Mark Simonson Studio - Desktop and Webfonts I started licensing fonts to FontHaus in 1992, and since starting my new business, stepped up my efforts in developing original typefaces.

I've also been interested in typeface design since my college days. This was always my favorite part, so in 2000 I opened my own shop specializing in lettering and typography. I frequently did lettering as part of design projects I worked on. During that time, I designed over 200 audio packages, including most of Garrison Keillor's, along with several hundred products (t-shirts, mugs, rugs, watches, etc.) for the Wireless, Signals, and other mail order catalogs.

I was head designer and art director for Minnesota Public Radio (1981-85) and an art director for its sister company, Rivertown Trading Company (1992-2000). During the early part of my career I worked as an art director on a number of magazines and other publications including Metropolis (a Minneapolis weekly, 1977), Machete (a Minneapolis broadsheet, 1978-80), TWA Ambassador (an inflight magazine, 1979-81), Minnesota Monthly (Minnesota Public Radio's regional magazine, 1979-85), and the Utne Reader (1984-88). I started out as a graphic designer and illustrator in 1976.