Everson Mono Shareware Licence
Everson Mono is copyright © 1994-2011 Michael Everson. All rights, including moral rights, reserved. Everson Mono is a trademark of Michael Everson. Conversion or alteration of these coded font programs in any way, including conversion into other formats or for any other platform is strictly prohibited. If you wish to see these fonts available in other formats, please contact me and tell me about it.
These fonts are available at my home site in Ireland. If you would like to mirror this directory at your site, please ask me about it. The most current versions of Everson Mono will be on my site. Everson Mono may not be made available through any other medium, including shareware disks, shareware CDs, or commercial bulletin boards, without my permission. (I am inclined to want to give my permission, but you must ask.) You may make copies on disk for others as long as no fee whatsoever is charged and as long as this documentation is included.
Everson Mono is shareware. If you use it, support its development by buying a licence to do so. The shareware fee for using one or more than one (that is, any or all) of these Unicode-supporting coded font programs is €25.00. The licence gives you the right to use these fonts on three CPUs and three CPUs only. (That’s two at the office and one at home, so please don’t complain.) Shareware is not freeware. You may not use Everson Mono for free.
Your licence is permission to use these fonts; you do not own them and may not alter them in any way whatsoever.
If your company or institution wishes to license Everson Mono for use on many machines or a network, please get in touch with me directly. If your company is interested in licensing Everson Mono for bundling with your software, please get in touch with me directly. Its clean, simple design makes Everson Mono an excellent default “fallback” font when no other, more “typographical” fonts are available for a specific script or Unicode character.
You can pay your €25.00 shareware fee easily by PayPal:
If you are interested in using Everson Mono as a webfont, please contact me directly.