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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dragonmarked DM" data-source="post: 4469804" data-attributes="member: 20993">For sure word is a pain for layout and gave up on it a couple weeks ago. I've been experimenting with physically writing in word, then laying things out in Publisher. It's been working okay, but was curious how the rest of the established industry was doing things.As to the fonts, Ascender Corp was the company that quoted 75 dollars when I contacted them. Here is a the link that talks about it  <a href="http://www.ascenderfonts.com/info/font-licensing.aspx" target="_blank">Font Licensing | Font License | AscenderFonts.com</a>At Font.com here is what part of their license says "12.  You may electronically distribute Font Software embedded in a “Personal or Internal Business Use” document (that is, a document other than a “Commercial Product” as defined herein) only when the Font Software embedded in such document (i) is in a static graphic image (for example, a “gif”) or an embedded electronic document, and (ii) is distributed in a secure format that permits only the viewing and printing (and not the editing, altering, enhancing, or modifying) of such static graphic image or embedded document. You may not embed Font Software in a Commercial Product without a separate written license from MI, and you may not embed Font Software in an electronic document or data file for any reason other than your own Personal or Internal Business Use." and here is a link to the page that talks about their e-book products <a href="http://www.fonts.com/FontPackages/_eBookFontSolutions.htm" target="_blank">eBook Font Solutions - Fonts.com</a></blockquote>

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