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  10. Product : font-pack.zip
  11. Website : http://www.spicypixel.net
  12. Author : Marc Russell
  13. Released: 16th January 2008
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  15. What is this?
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  17. font-pack is a package of free art assets to be used under the terms of this document. It is available to game developers and hobbyists alike.
  18. Contents
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  20. The contents of the font-pack ZIP file include 20 bitmap fonts
  21. Usage License & Restrictions
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  23. font-pack is distributed under the "Common Public License Version 1.0."
  24. The terms of which are given below. If you do not understand the terms of the license please refer to a solicitor. It should however, be relatively clear how this package can be used.
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