You're welcome!

More often than not, modifying a font is not allowed by the licence (I did not verify this particular one) and the best thing to do is to ask the designer to add the missing characters. If you're given permission to modify it yourself, you will need a font editing/font creation software...

Nothing much is to be found inside the font file either except that it was made using myscriptfont.com...

My guess is that it really is free but I would definitely try to reach her first: temporanigra@yahoo.it

Good luck!

De rien!

Which font(s) are you referring to?

In most case, free means free for commercial use. But the only way to be sure (in the case where to further info is offered) is to contact the designer for a commercial licence.

Tell us which fonts and perhaps we can help you get more information.

for "Lip"

Aka Engravers Old English

Both Helvetica Neue...

MAGAZINE

Modified from Friz Quadrata...