This, like all the other UPC Thai fonts in Windows, was licensed from Unity Progress in Thailand. The company still exists (we extended our rights a while back) but is not in the fonts game. I don't think there are any commercial font efforts in Thailand which is a shame. Anyway as long as you don’t redistribute the file (or derivative font file) you can use it in your print or digital project.

Also: If you need to install the font on another platform or machine that doesn't have the font you can license it from Ascender Corp.

>but I will need to embed the font within the PDF sent to the printers.

The most recent Windows EULA specifically mentions embedding in accordance with the permissions in the fonts.

Ha, not exactly. This is 'printer', as in laserjet, not as in Kinkos. The first point is the one that relates to PDF...

b. Font Components. While the software is running, you may use its fonts to display and print content. You may only
· embed fonts in content as permitted by the embedding restrictions in the fonts; and
· temporarily download them to a printer or other output device to print content.

I also have to ask, is there a big Thai community in your part of South Africa? What type of Thai content are you printing?

Okay, the font is in Windows to support Thai, and I don't know if the font is any good for Latin body text, but for page numbers, how can you go wrong.