I'm not an expert, but I believe it's the norm rather than the exception to allow you to create corporate logos from most any font.

In otherwords, unless the license specifically prohibits it, you should be fine.

Someone please correct me if I am wrong.

> tried to contact Adobe but after three weeks I still did not even have a reply!!

Hi Simon, which channel(s) did you use?

Hi again,

First of all thank you for the replies. I personally read the 'Adobe Standard License Agreement‏' and I did not find anything that prohibits me from using the font for a corporate logo. However there are some legal terms which I could not understand and I do not wish to develop the logo and then later on find out that I cannot use it.

The logo will be mostly text based with some minor modifications on two letters. The modifications would not be done on the font files I purchase (which is obviously illegal) but by using the font in a graphical application such as Adobe Illustrator and then do the modifications in a graphical way.

First of all I tried to contact Adobe through their Customer Support Portal. Usually I get a reply after a week. In the last reply they suggested me to send the query to their legal team. I therefore sent an email to permissions@adobe.com but these did not send me back (more then 2 weeks have passed). I therefore reopened the Customer Support Ticket I had and informed them about this. However I still did not received any reply back! More then a month has passed from when I started my query!

Thanks again,
Sim085