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I keep getting a Font Corrupt Name error, and it tells me not to install it.
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Although the font is very neat if you're typing in all uppercase letters, this font needs improved by adding lowercase letters also. If this font only had lowercase letters too, it would be a 5 star font.
I have the same/similar question as andria evans. Can the fonts we download from this site be used for commercial use? If not, is there a way to purchase a license to use the fonts for commercial use?
This is really great! How do I apply it to let's say a Microsoft Word Document?