People who steal fonts, like Michael Charness at Weatherly Systems, usually REMOVE anything identifying the original designer and ADD their own. They then claim that they own the copyright. Charness stole our entire collection, renamed them, and made big bucks in the 90's selling them to Expert Software, EMSI, and Softkey as if the fonts were his.
http://www.sanskritweb.net/forgers/wsi.pdf

We licensed 300 fonts to ClickArt for their CD, but we also sold our own collection. The ClickArt collection is pre-unicode. We're re-issuing upgraded Unicode versions of those fonts - and more - through our Handwriting Font of the Day program, and are also available in our archive.
http://www.vletter.com/category/hfotd/

A slightly updated version of Dakota is in the Apple Computer collection, as is Schoolhouse Print A and Schoolhouse Cursive B, which are also vLetter fonts.

The most current Dakota is on our site.

The Dakota font is owned by vLetter, inc. and licensed to Apple Computer non-exclusively.

All other copies including renames are illegal and stolen from us. Expert Software, EMSI, and Softkey even stole an entire CD of 300 handwriting fonts from us in the mid-1990's, renamed the fonts and sold them as theirs. Tough to make a living as a font designer back then!

We've updated it with accents and diacriticals. You can download the latest Dakota font from us, direct from the source at:
http://www.vletter.com/downloads/dakota-font-download-free.html