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Are they going to warm up the room before the install?

https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/charlemagne/

In any case, you're not likely to find a font that matches anything on a Jack Daniel's label. Those type of decorative labels for large beverage companies are almost always custom lettering. Not just the logo, but often most of the other lettering is custom, too. If you find that hard to...

It's an obvious common courtesy to post an image of what you want identified. Sure, I could Google it myself, but I just did and I discovered that there are multiple versions of the Jack Daniels "Old No 7" lettering, done in different styles. So which one do you want? Post an image and maybe...

Yes, it's more than likely a difference in ICC profiles between the two files. If one file is sRGB and the other is Adobe RGB but the RGB colour values are exactly the same, they will print differently unless your RIP is set to ignore ICC profiles. They'll also look slightly different on-screen...

Here's an example of how much the design might change from what you're showing the client vs. what your printer will output. If you're going to design in RGB, you need to at least inform them about how the colours will change when printed.

You don't need to download them again. When you loaded them into VersaWorks originally, VW would have copied them all into one place. I found mine in C:\Program Files (x86)\Roland VersaWorks\Profiles\SOLJET PRO3\ECO-SOL MAX CMYKLcLm. The Profiles folder contains folders for many different...

Looks like the forum blocks you from posting regular emojis. I can type them in the reply box, but they don't show up when posted.

Doesn't look like a font to me. If it were a font, the letters would typically be all the same size and you wouldn't have things like a rounded terminal on one letter (R) when the others are angle-cut. It would be easier to tell if you can get your hands on the original image before it was...

If it's not working, you're doing it wrong. The font substitution message only comes up when you open a PDF file with embedded fonts, not when you place it into an already open document. Opening and placing are two different things in Illustrator. If you place it, it will render the fonts...

After you select a Profile Inclusion Policy, move your mouse over it and it'll show a description of exactly what it does. Only x-1 converts to CMYK. x-3 and x-4 allow RGB. PDF files have fonts embedded in them. There's no reason to convert to outlines because the outlines are in the font...

The simple formula is length × width × depth × density = mass. For example, if you have an empty lightbox cabinet made from .080" aluminum that measures 10'x2'x8", you just add up the 5 sides of the box using that formula: Rear: 120" × 24" × .08" = 230.4 in³ L/R sides: 8" × 24" × .08" × 2 sides...

Why would you want edge caps on ACM? Bare edges on ACM look 100x better than any edge cap I've ever seen. If you don't have a clean cut, deburr/file/sand it, or print an extra couple inches of bleed to wrap around. If you're worried that clients might think the edge of ACM doesn't look nice...

Try Google instead? https://www.google.com/search?q=error+98%3A03+site%3Asigns101.com

Didot http://myfonts.us/td-5wKAj0

These two fonts are similar but they are not the same as Tiffany Heavy with Swash. Here are the links to get them, though: https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/cbx-jukebox/cabernet-jf/ https://houseind.com/hi/benguiat-caslon Tiffany Heavy with Swash was digitized by Daylight Fonts in 2010 but it was...

FTFY http://myfonts.us/td-PaVywT

Eras is a commercial font. There are no free versions of it. If you got it for free, it's a pirated copy. If you're looking to license it legally, the cheapest license for Eras is only $15, as it's included in the Monotype Library Subscription ($10-15/mo, thousands of fonts)...

97.9 and Country are set in Eras. https://www.myfonts.com/search/ERAS/

It's two circles, one with a black stroke and the other with a white fill. There is no transparency anywhere in the PDF, if we're using the correct terminology. Transparency is when an object has an alpha channel or an opacity less than 100%, so that the colour blends with any objects below it...