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OTF (Opentype) is a newer font format that allows this font to do all those ligatures and alternate forms behind the scenes to make sure the outputted text looks great. However not all applications support OTF completely. If your text rendering has broken or awkward linkages, chances are your app doesn’t support OTF completely, or you haven’t enabled OTF rendering in your app. Please refer to your app’s documentation to see how to access the opentype features in this font.

> Should I install the .otf or the .ttf?

Try the .otf first. The .ttf file should also contain the same features, but the format really isn’t designed to do what .otf does.

INCLUDED FEATURES

* Smart cursive linkages (ligature and contextual substitution)
* Isolated and initial forms (isolated, initial)
* Stylistic alternates (glyph substitution)

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The usage guidelines for this font are a bit different than the ones for most of my other fonts. Please read carefully!!

1 If your use is strictly personal (caption on a vacation photo, title for an class essay, etc), you can do anything with the font *except* sell it or anything derived from it. I ask that you not upload it to any font aggregator sites like fonts101.com.

2 If you are or are representing a major nonprofit, please contact me before publishing anything with this font (though you can use it internally). Nonprofits are bureaucratic enough to take three minutes to send me a message that says "We're making a video about so and so and we'd like to use your font please tell me how much it costs to license it". It's not hard, and I don't charge much.

3 In America, the alphabet is public. However, just as businesses can't exploit national parks, companies have to abide by a different set of rules than individuals.

4 For small commercial operations (selling t-shirts, making posters for a business), pay what you feel the font is worth to you, MINIMUM $15 (a $1 donation does not help me, as Paypal and bank fees eat up nearly the whole payment in that case). Basically, if you make money off of it, it would be nice if you would pass along some of the profit to me in the form of a donation. There's a link on the dafont.com font page that says "donate to author" that you can use, which will take you to my paypal page. $15–100 USD is what I typically expect.

5 For larger operations, or for clarifications, please contact me.

6 If I don't get back to you, assume your usage is fine.

7 I always ask that you let me know if you use or see my fonts used anywhere (regardless of donations)— I like seeing my fonts out in the wild!

8 Unlike many of my other fonts, please don't modify and sell this font without at least telling me first.

9 There is no number 9.

10 Some font designers place religious or political restrictions on what you can say with the font. I am not one of them. I don't really care if you're a neo-Nazi newspaper, Uzbekistani war criminal, or person who puts their butter on the bottom of their toast. Just don't make it seem like I endorse your opinion in any way.

11 If your commercial usage is selling alphabet products (monograms, signs, house numbers, etc), or you are otherwise physically cutting out the font in some hard medium, you MUST pay one percent (1%) of the revenue to me in order to sell your product.

12 Apply some common sense. Don't go looking for loopholes.