NorB Typewriter
$15.00 – $119.99
NorB Typewriter is an emulation of the IBM Selectric ball used during the 1970’s and 1980’s. It’s a mono-spaced typewriter font. 8 styles. Save 40% by purchasing the complete pack!
NorB Typewriter is an emulation of the IBM Selectric ITALIC ball used during the 1970’s and 1980’s. It’s a mono-spaced typewriter font.
NorB Typewriter features 677 glyphs and OpenType features. I used the Light Italic IBM Selectric ball as inspiration and then created 8 weights each with their matching italics and in a Thin, Light, Normal and Bold version.
It can be used with any word processing program for text and display use, print and web projects, apps and ePub, comic books, graphic identities, branding, editorial, advertising, scrapbooking, cards and invitations and any casual lettering purpose… or even just for fun!
Designer: Nor Eddine Bahha
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| Font style | Complete Pack, Thin, Thin Italic, Light, Light Italic, Regular, Italic, Bold, Bold Italic |
|---|---|
| Operating System | Mac, Windows |
| Platform | Dorico, Finale, Sibelius, MuseScore |
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License
EULA
Licence Agreement – End User Licence Agreement is an agreement between NorFonts.ma and the end user which the end user must accept before purchasing and using fonts. What you are purchasing are not the fonts themselves, but a licence for their use. This licence agreements sets out what is permitted and what isn’t while using the fonts. You’ll find the details of the licences here: NorFonts EULA
Extended licences
You can now take advantage of extended licence cover. Besides the basic Print licence, you can also select a discounted Print + Web bundle, or if you only need web fonts, a Web licence. The eBooks licence is designed for electronic book publication; the Mobile licence lets you install fonts for your mobile applications. You’ll find the details of the licences here: NorFonts EULA
Licence holder
Anyone who needs to use our fonts, and therefore install our fonts, must be a licence holder. If you are a graphic designer and are working on a solution for your client, the licence should be made out in your name. If the client himself needs to use the fonts in a graphic solution conceived by you, he must purchase his own licence in his name.
Numbers of licences and multi-licence
Like any other software, fonts are licensed for a certain number of computers. The basic licence allows installation on up to five computers in one geographic location. If you need to install fonts on more hard drives, choose the adequate number of computers in the shopping basket. The number of licences can be increased even after purchasing a font. Simply log in to your account and navigate to the Fonts section, where you will see the upgrade options. The price of an already purchased licence will be deducted from the total price.
Number of licences in one geographic location
The basic licence allows installation in only one geographic location. Should you need to install fonts at more than one location, an order for a licence for each such location must be made.
Time limits for font use
There are no time limits for the use of the fonts. Purchased fonts can be used indefinitely if your editing software allows it.
Embedding fonts into PDF files
Because a substantial part of the font source code is embedded into a document when creating PDF files, creating PDF files is permitted only for the purpose of creating print templates. Public PDF files may only be created if embedding of fonts is disabled.
Using fonts for applications and devices
Embedding fonts into applications is only possible in a converted format (bitmap or vector objects), alternatively in a secure format, to prevent extraction of the font from the source code of the application. Should you need to use the font in software or as part of hardware, a special licence must be purchased – please contact us via email in such a case.
Using fonts in TV and video
There are no limitations when using our fonts in television, apart from the number of font installations. There are no limitations on using the fonts in video formats.
Using fonts in logo creation
If you’re the designer, the simplest way to hand over the logotype to your client is in vector outlines. That way the logotype maintains all of its intended characteristics and the client will not need his own licence for using the font.
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