> That's not what the law is though. Typefaces simply can not be copyrighted. I'd chalk this up to a disagreement over what he means by "font data," but I'll a

> That's not what the law is though. Typefaces simply can not be copyrighted. I'd chalk this up to a disagreement over what he means by "font data," but I'll admit it's not totally clear. Regardless I think we're in agreement: the font, the file itself, is copyrighted, but the typeface isn't.