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By Ralf Herrmann

The Creative Cloud now allows syncing and installation of any fonts

“Access your own fonts across Adobe apps and other desktop applications (such as Microsoft Office) by uploading them to the Creative Cloud desktop app. You can then use these fonts in your creative designs and projects.”

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    Stuart Sandler

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    By Adobe allowing this use which violates many independent foundries EULAs, it further erodes foundry income by fully eliminating the need for Adobe CC users to ever purchase any additional licensing for use on iOS devices.

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