New Software Detects Illegal Font Copies

September 22nd, 2005 by Jerome Dahdah

Software developer Quality Corp. will this month release a system that prevents the unauthorized use of character fonts on personal computers.

With the product, called BizPack-F, agent software is sent to PCs connected to a company’s network. The agent software searches for fonts that are included in the operating systems of PCs. It sends the search results to the server, where a list of set fonts on each PC is created. The system can detect illegal font copies based on serial numbers.

Read on at Aisa Times Online

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