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athena_b
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July 12, 2018
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Baskerville Font Usage

  • July 12, 2018
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Hi everyone. I am currently working on a book project using InDesign CC. This is my first time to do this.

I'm going to publish through Amazon (paperback, ebook) and will probably do iBooks as well.

My question is, do I still need to get a license for the Baskerville font that I am going to use for this even though the font came in with InDesign?

Thanks.

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Correct answer Derek Cross

All Typekit fonts are licensed for ePub.

Keep in mind, the epub reader can change the font themselves to suit one they prefer.

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Derek Cross
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Derek CrossCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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July 12, 2018

All Typekit fonts are licensed for ePub.

Keep in mind, the epub reader can change the font themselves to suit one they prefer.

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athena_bAuthor
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July 12, 2018

Oh alright. Thanks so much, Derek Cross

I'm also wondering if that covers the paperback printing too?

Derek Cross
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Derek CrossCommunity Expert
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July 12, 2018

Yes all the Typekit fonts are licensed for printing.

You'll have to produce two versions of your document – one for printing and the other for Reflowable text ePub, which you then need to convert to the mobi format for the Amazon's Kindle.

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