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#1 zombiegleemax Dec 06, 2004 21:13:47	For a class at school, I have to make a web page, and since I was encouraged to put my hobbies on there, I was planning on putting my DL articles and such on there. Well, I was wondering if it would be possible fo rme to get permission to use the DL logo on the site. Since there's a very good possibility that I can not, then does anyone know where I can get DL fonts?
#2 silvanthalas Dec 06, 2004 22:47:50	For a class at school, I have to make a web page, and since I was encouraged to put my hobbies on there, I was planning on putting my DL articles and such on there. Well, I was wondering if it would be possible fo rme to get permission to use the DL logo on the site. Since there's a very good possibility that I can not, then does anyone know where I can get DL fonts? I couldn't give you any names, but most likely the fonts are part of font packages that cost a bit of money to purchase. Somebody like Jamie could give you more info on the specific ones used by Sov Press and such though.
#3 zombiegleemax Dec 07, 2004 3:18:32	Sovereign Press uses Power Macs to make their Dragonlance Products. If your in a GA class then take the Logo, save it and use Adobe or another image program to make changes that suit your purposes. Also be mindful of in-school computer design programs as their license uselly forbid you from taking the work outside of said classroom...
#4 zombiegleemax Dec 07, 2004 10:09:39	Well, it's for a high school Information Technology class. The teacher said that I can use a log if I want, but if I want to put it on the internet(which I do) I have to get permission.
#5 zombiegleemax Dec 08, 2004 16:10:02	Actually, any sort of permission of this kind needs to be obtained from Wizards of the Coast--as Dragonlance is a property only licensed by Sovereign Press. Best of luck! Jamie Chambers Sovereign Press, Inc.
#6 zombiegleemax Dec 08, 2004 21:56:28	SO, how would I go about doign that?