Remember that fonts are licensed as software, not as artwork.

To explain: that means that fonts are restricted with respect to who can use them, on how many computers, for commercial fonts: after buying them,

but they are not usually restricted in what you can do with any document or graphic you produced using the font.

Once you have bought Futura from Linotype, or acquired a license for Tahoma by buying Windows, you can (usually) use them for any purpose.

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