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Basic font information

Font family: Ticketing

Font subfamily identification: Regular

Unique identifier: 1.000;pyrs;Ticketing

Full font name: Ticketing

Version: Version 1.01, 2011

Postscript font name: Ticketing

Trademark notice: Ticketing is a trademark of K-Type.

Manufacturer name: K-Type

Designer: Keith Bates

Description: Ticketing (version 1.01) by Keith Bates � � 2010, 2011 www.k-type.com � [email protected] � TICKETING is a monospaced font loosely based on the pixel style lettering of electronic ticketing but with a larger x-height.

http://www.k-type.com/

http://www.k-type.com/

K-TYPE LICENCE AGREEMENT FREEBIES (Unlicensed) K-Type Freebies are free for personal use and do not require a licence. However, Freebies used for Commercial and Entrepreneurial purposes need to be licensed at the same rates as Pay Fonts. Freebie Commercial Licences, Enterprise Licences and Custom Fonts are available from [email protected] COMMERCIAL LICENCE (Normal Licence) Purchasing a K-Type font grants you non-exclusive rights to use the font commercially on paper, on film, online and embedded in documents. The software may be stored on up to five workstations and output devices. You cannot legally give the font to others or install it on their machines (with the exception of co-workers and your service bureau). To place any K-Type font within other media will require an additional Enterprise Licence. ENTERPRISE LICENCE (Extended Licence) For Entrepreneurial use on an unlimited number of workstations and output devices, and where a font file is incorporated into a software product, each K-Type font will require an Enterprise Licence. An Enterprise Licence is indefinite, but not exclusive. CUSTOM FONTS Commissioning a K-Type Custom Font grants you ownership upon payment � sole rights to use the font autonomously, exclusively and indefinitely. Fonts are supplied "as is". Every effort is made to ensure that the files will behave properly, and whilst mistakes and omissions are corrected cheerfully and quickly, K-Type will not be liable for losses incurred by software failure.

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Ticketing