Document Embedding Sample Clauses
The Document Embedding clause defines the rights and limitations regarding the incorporation of a document, or its content, into another system, platform, or digital environment. Typically, this clause specifies whether and how the document may be embedded, such as displaying a PDF within a website or integrating its content into a searchable database, and may outline technical or attribution requirements. Its core function is to clarify permissions and restrictions around embedding, thereby preventing unauthorized use and ensuring both parties understand how the document can be shared or displayed in other contexts.
Document Embedding. You have the right to embed the Font Software, or any part of it, on PDF documents, providing that they are owned by the Licensee and extraction of the embedded Font Software is not permitted. Embedding on Microsoft Word®, Microsoft PowrPoint® or other EPUB documents may be available for an additional fee, please contact us for more information.
Document Embedding. You and Your users may embed the Fonts into electronic documents for use on computers that are controlled by You provided that the electronic documents are for personal or internal business use. The Fonts may be embedded into electronic documents for use on computers that are not controlled by You only if: (i) the electronic documents are distributed in a secure format that allows only printing and viewing, and prohibits editing, enhancing, extracting, or modifying the text (hereafter “View and Print Use”); (ii) the electronic documents are not for the purpose of providing the display of text and graphics on e-book or e-reader type devices; and (iii) and are not for sale in any manner. Use for e-book or e-reader type devices requires the purchase of an EPUB embedding license addendum.
Document Embedding. You may embed the fonts in static un-editable electronic documents, such as PDF. The fonts must be embedded in such a way that the reader is restricted from changing its embedding permissions, extracting the fonts from the document, and ## WEB USE
Document Embedding. You may embed the Fonts into electronic documents for use by users who are licensed to use the Fonts provided that the electronic documents are for personal or internal business use. The Fonts may be embedded into elec- tronic documents (including so-called “e-books” and other “e-publications”) for use by users who are not licensed to use the Fonts, only if the electronic documents are distributed in a secure format that allows only printing and viewing, and prohibits editing, enhancing or modifying the text (hereafter “View and Print Use”). If You are unable to limit access to View and Print Use only, then the electronic document may
Document Embedding. You may embed the fonts in static un-editable electronic documents, such as PDF. The fonts must be embedded in such a way that the reader is restricted from changing its embedding permissions, extracting the fonts from the document, and creating or editing new content using the fonts. Service Bureaus: You may provide the fonts to a printer or service bureau for printing or physical production only if they agree to the following: Internal Servers: You may install the fonts on an internal font management servers as long as the total number of computers that can access the fonts does not exceed the total number of users defined in your order receipt. Backups: You may create one (1) copy of the fonts for backup purposes, as long as the backup files cannot be accessed by anyone other than licensed users.