Hm, interesting. Okay I will just create my own font then, but yea, thanks for the help!

I know there are tons of ways to do it and multiple softwares to use and i've been google'ing around and found a few different ways but want I want to know is, what are the steps which you take to create your own font, and are there any tutorials which you would recommend for me which explain how to create my own font?

Hm interesting, okay perfect, thanks.

I'm first going to try to create my own and if I find that it is too hard, then I might just go to the author of the font I want and talk to him about purchasing it.
But anyways, the author I want to purchase the font from is WSI (http://www.dafont.com/wsi.d37).. I can't seem to find the button where I can send him a message. Where is the button to send him a message agian? :$

Hm nono, koeikat is correct. I wanted to do a copyright transfer of the font. It's fine if others already have it though, because I'm planning on creating a site which I think has potential to be known by A Lot of people and I want to be able to copyright the font so that after my company is created and if it is known, then people don't start using the font. Because after if I do a copyright transfer, then even if there are 100,000+ people who have the font downloaded, they still won't be able to use it for their business because if I find that they are using it, I can tell them not to, right?

But what koeiekat said might be a better idea. I just wanted to buy the font because there are so many fonts out that that no matter what font I try to create, it would probably already look like an existing font which is already copyrighted, correct? Because I just want a simple nice font, nothing fancy. Is it okay if I create my own font and if it looks really similar to an existing font?

I found a font on this website which I really like and would like to buy it and use it for my business logo. I would like the buy the font off of the owner so I can copyright it for my business. How would I go about doing so?

Thanks in advance,
Symaticc