Thread: Embedding Adobe Fonts into a Kindle title
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Old 10-15-2021, 01:42 PM   #40
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I think it's the Adobe User, not the ebook user, but I'm not a lawyer either. Because when did you ever open an ebook and have to agree to T&C from Adobe? It's the Adobe customer/user Terms of use. Occam principle.
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