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CharterITC

1.000 2005

As it is accepted in world practice, software distribution is carried out by a licensing agreement between the owner of the copyrights and the end users. A licensing agreement provides approved rights to use purchased software. First of all, it prohibits arbitrary copying of purchased programs and documentation. ABSTRACT - You have right to use this font on up to 5 workstations and one printer or other type of output devices, if you have not got Multiple license.- You have no right to share the font with service bureau, if you have not got special license.- You have no right to embed this font into document for commercial purposes without special license.- You have right to modify the font for internal usage only.- You may transfer this license to another company or person if you completely delete all copies of this font from your computer.Read full text of Licensing Agreement on http://www.paratype.com/help/license/paratype.aspIn case of questions, please contact [email protected] mailto:[email protected]://www.paratype.com/help/license/paratype.asp

CharterITC-BoldItalic

ITC Charter is a registered trade mark of International Typeface Corporation.

ParaType Inc.

Copyright (c) 1990-2005 ParaType Inc.. All Rights Reserved. Charter is a registered trade mark of International Typeface Corporation.

ITC Charter was designed in 1987 by Matthew Carter as a first original typeface of Bitstream, Inc. It was licensed by the International Typeface Corporation in 1993. The face follows traditional mid-18th century Roman types in proportion and form, Pierre Simon Fourniers especially, but with some very non-traditional traits. It has narrow proportions for economical use of space, a generous x-height for best readability at small sizes, and sturdy, open letterforms. With square serifs and Old Style typeface structure ITC Charter is a highly legible text face for use on both low resolution printing devices and high resolution imagesetters. Cyrillic version was developed at ParaType in 2001 by Vladimir Yefimov.