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Font Name - Ferro Rosso v1.0 (Freeware)<br />
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Designer: Michael Hagemann www.fontmesa.com<br />
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Available for PC Truetype<br />
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Uppercase & Lowercase: Yes<br />
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International Characters: No, but will be available in future commercial release.<br />
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Euro symbol: Yes<br />
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Kerning: Yes<br />
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Ferro Rosso is a font based on the Famous logo from Ferrari Automobili<br />
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Italiano automobile manufacturer.<br />
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About using a famous font.<br />
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The fonts at FontMesa that are patterned after famous company logos although <br />
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very accurate in detail have not been approved as official art work by the companies<br />
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which logos they've been designed after. They were created for entertainment purposes<br />
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and if you plan on using the famous logos from these fonts for any legitimate<br />
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or commercial purpose then it is recommended that you contact those companies<br />
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and request guideline information for use or display of their logo and or information<br />
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on licensing the use of their logo, usage of any other combination of letters<br />
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is free from any trademark infringement.<br />
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Most companies will allow the use of their logo for non commercial use such as<br />
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a Coca Cola can collector web site that displays a personal collection of Coke cans<br />
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or an individual displaying Miller Lite on their pickup truck because they love the<br />
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product but some companies are very strict when it comes to using their logo<br />
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for any purpose and it's always best to check with them before using their logo.<br />
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