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1. Each House Industries font is licensed for use on a maximum of six rasterizing devices connected to the same local area network.2. A multi-device site license upgrade must be purchased for multiple device use according to a multi-device license schedule available at www.houseindustries.com/license. Each location and/or entity must purchase a separate license, starting with the first device. An output device is any printer, such as a Linotronic rasterizer, laser printer, or dot-matrix printer, any video display terminal or any other device where display is generated from the font software outlines, such as with the use of Adobe Type Manager or native TrueType rasterizer if the font is to be used primarily for display terminals that generate the output, as in a multimedia CD.3. House Industries font software may not be copied or duplicated in any form except for backup purposes. House Industries font software or documentation may not be rented, leased, sublicensed or lent to another person or entity.4. House Industries font software may not be returned or exchanged unless defective. Defective software shall be replaced by the same software if accompanied with purchase receipt and seller is notified within one week of purchase.5. Any software, EPS file, illustration, or anything derived from House Industries font software must be used according to the original licensing terms. This means, for example, that any modified House Industries font, or any outline information derived from any House Industries font is still licensed for the same number of devices as the original and may not be sublicensed, given away, or sold without written permission from House Industries. House Industries is responsible for technical support of its officially distributed fonts only. House Industries is not responsible for modified and/or regenerated software.6. This license does not permit any form of embedding or encrypting of House Industries font software in digital documents or any other form. If embedding of House Industries fonts is desired, the user must purchase an additional license from House Industries based upon usage. If an embedding license is desired, licensee must represent and warrant that licensees encryption of the embedded House Industries font software is secure enough to prevent access or use by anyone using the software in which the font data is embedded.7. The user of this House Industries font software agrees to credit House Industries as the trademark and copyright owner of the House Industries fonts and list the font names, wherever and whenever design, production, or any other credits are shown.8. Any violation by licensee of this agreement shall cause this license to be terminated. In the event of termination, and without limiting any other remedies which may be available against you, you must immediately return the font software to House Industries and certify that no copies remain in your possession or exist on the originally licensed site.9. House Industries makes no warranties express or implied as to merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or otherwise. Without limiting the aforementioned, House Industries shall in no event be liable for any direct, indirect, consequential, or incidental damages, including damages from loss of business profits, business interruption, and loss of business information, arising out of the use or inability to use the product.10. Multi-device License Upgrade Schedule:

Neutraface is very widely used, and Schwartz has commented, "I can't leave my apartment without running into an ad for a new condo development using it, or a restaurant, or a new cookbook."[8][12] Some examples of the usage of Neutraface are in the signage for the New York City Shake Shack chain,[13] book covers for Taschen's Movie Icons series,[14] advertising material for Wendy's fast food restaurants, and posters for movies. For example, It was used for the title of the 2005 remake of House of Wax,[15] and 2008 film Quantum of Solace.[16] Neutraface was also used in both the intro and outro of the 2005 film Robots. Rite Aid's new logo since 2020 uses Neutraface. Neutraface is the official font of the University of Minnesota.[17] The font has been called the "gentrification font" for its use in house numbers on new midcenturyesque housing developments.[18]

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We are presenting a staggering serif typeface that is known as Neutra Text Font. It was designed in the year 2002 by the two legendary designers Richard Neutra and Christian Schwartz for the works of Architects. It was released through American Typeface Foundry. This font family comprises 4 stunning styles and weights including Bold, Bold Italic, Book, Book Italic.

This font is an underpaid license and you must buy it from any authorized person or any website when you want to use it in a commercial project but you can use this font freely in your commercial project with your Adobe account. You can also use its free version for all your personal projects without any license.

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717 Neutra Fill & Satin Outline Font comes in 1", 2", 3", 4" and 5" heights based on the capital "A". All sizes finished in Fill Stitch with Satin Stitch Outlines in two-color setup. Includes uppercase letters, numbers and six punctuation marks (no lowercase letters in this font).

I know for awhile there was a thread on this site about pointing out the ubiquitous usage of Comic Sans font. I wanted to see if anyone has noticed that lately Neutraface or Neutra Text has started popping up everywhere as well. I notice it a lot here in Chicago. Anyone else feel the same way?

Yeah, it's a great font, I love geometric/Art Deco stuff, but it's getting extremely overexposed. It's basically on the billboards for every condo highrise being slapped up in the city, connoting as it does a certain mainstream gentility that appeals to people who buy downtown cinderblock condos.

Nice, it looks kind of 70's/80's retro. I've seen it around a couple of places that I can think of now that I see it, but I don't think it's a font suited to everything. Kind of like Agency which I'm now seeing EVERYWHERE, and it works in most places but not everywhere. Then again I'm just wondering if it's my brain telling me "oh not agency again!" and convincing myself that its a bad choice just because it's getting repetitive in my estimation.

Yes we recognize it, but it doesn't overpower it's subject matter. If I read something in Comic Sans, the first thing I notice is that it's written in comic sans. If I read something in Neutraface, I read the content, and then probably think it looks nice, and then maybe identify the font.

2. A multi-device site license upgrade must be purchased for multiple device use according to a multi-device license schedule available at www.houseindustries.com/license. Each location and/or entity must purchase a separate license, starting with the first device. An output device is any printer, such as a Linotronic rasterizer, laser printer, or dot-matrix printer, any video display terminal or any other device where display is generated from the font software outlines, such as with the use of Adobe Type Manager or native TrueType rasterizer if the font is to be used primarily for display terminals that generate the output, as in a multimedia CD.

3. House Industries font software may not be copied or duplicated in any form except for backup purposes. House Industries font software or documentation may not be rented, leased, sublicensed or lent to another person or entity.

4. House Industries font software may not be returned or exchanged unless defective. Defective software shall be replaced by the same software if accompanied with purchase receipt and seller is notified within one week of purchase.

5. Any software, EPS file, illustration, or anything derived from House Industries font software must be used according to the original licensing terms. This means, for example, that any modified House Industries font, or any outline information derived from any House Industries font is still licensed for the same number of devices as the original and may not be sublicensed, given away, or sold without written permission from House Industries. House Industries is responsible for technical support of its officially distributed fonts only. House Industries is not responsible for modified and/or regenerated software. 17dc91bb1f