Where can I get Calibri Font

Like Stedman said, no problem. Just continue learning. And sharing.

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After farther research I see that it seems the name of the font is copyrighted, not the font itself.

Umm, no. There wouldn't be much point in only copyrighting the name. See Microsoft's copyright info on the font here.

You can also do a Get Info on the font and find copyright notices there, also.

But again, I'm not trying to "get you". I was just noting that the font is copyrighted and shouldn't be sent to someone who doesn't own a product it would have already came with anyway.

At one time this was true, just the name of a font could be copyrighted whiich is why you had Helvetica in ATF and Arial in TTF. This has been changed since those days somewhat.

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That is true. I did read in a Smithsonian article on the perfumes industry where companies have hundreds of names copyrighted that have no scent attached to them at all - yet. They just sit on the names until they come up with something they want to use a particular name with.

I wonder if "Glittery Goat with Braces" is taken already?

Sorry, you can't use that. I came up with the name first 😉

deggie wrote:

I wonder if "Glittery Goat with Braces" is taken already?

You like living dangerously? 👿

Actually if I were living dangerously I would suggest we rename it "Anderson Cooper Glittery Goat".

Has a certain ring to it.

Not...

Maybe this will help: http://www.labnol.org/software/tutorials/free-download-calibri-font-on-mac/3684/

Halo......... can u also email for me the calibri????

please

can u email for me the calibri....... please

Calibri is a copyrighted font that Microsoft sells for $35, but at the same time, they make it "legally" available by downloading and installing one of two free packages, which also installs the fonts. Trouble is, they're both Windows programs, such as the PowerPoint Viewer. So you'd have to have an installation of Windows to install the viewer to, then copy the Calibri fonts it installs in Windows over to your Mac.