Where did my fonts come from?

[anonymous1999]

I work as the IT guy for a local newspaper.  I have a folder called Fonts on the server left by a previous IT person that looks like a compilation from various sources.  I have been able to find no documentation on the origination of that folder.  One of the fonts included is Adobe's Utopia which we use for one of our publications.  We are switching to a new software platform and so I need to find out if I've got a legal right to install the font into the new platform or if I've got to make a license purchase.

Unfortunately I haven't been able to determine any information about other than the information on the screen shot above.  The creation date on the Utopia file itself is 6/9/99.  The most baffling thing is the version, 1.002 which doesn't seem to match anything I can find on the Adobe website.  If anyone can help me match the font to its original product(s) it would be a great help.  Especially since there are dozens of adobe fonts in the same folder.

[MiguelSousa]

What you have is the PostScript Type 1 version of Utopia. As far as I could tell this version of the fonts was never bundled with any Adobe sofware. To get a license someone would have had to purchase a font package.

If you need to purchase a license for these fonts you can still do it at,

Utopia

Utopia Expert

[anonymous1999]

A package makes sense based on the number of fonts in the folder.  Any ideas on which package it was?  Adobe Originals, Font Folio, etc?  I'd really like to read the EULA if I can.  I'll probably end up purchasing a license just to be on the safe side, but if I can avoid spending money on something I already have license to use my boss will be happier.

[MiguelSousa]

It could have been Font Folio (up to version 9) or one of the individual family packages as shown in the image below.