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The first one looks stupid and the two as a pair do not go well together. EDIT: were you asking to identify them?

Learn to use your Adobe software. You can easily flatten transparencies or outline fonts in a PDF with Illustrator or Acrobat. I don't know why you would pester your clients and their designers for something you can easily do yourself in under a minute.

No, it doesn't. From what we've learned so far, it sounds like the client's designer picked from the wrong Pantone system (Pantone Process Coated/Uncoated), so I'm suggesting they pick a new colour from the de facto standard for brand colours, which is Pantone Formula Coated. That way they have...

We design in 1:10 when we need to exceed Illustrator's size limit, and we've never had an issue with letting the RIP handle scaling it up 10x. I don't know why you would need a plugin to do kindergarten math for you. You're just moving the decimal over.

Both wrong answers. Read the original post. The colour spec the client gave is a Pantone CMYK code. Pantone does have a colour matching system for CMYK, and it has nothing to do with their formula colours for offset printing. myront your client's CMYK and RGB specs do not match the Pantone...

Wood signs are for clients that want a wood finish. If you're printing and applying to a substrate, you should probably be using coro/pvc/acm.

Since everyone seems to have different terms they use, I simply ask for three measurements: the inner and outer dimensions of the frame on the cabinet, and the actual dimensions of the acrylic panel. There's no ambiguity there, so anyone who doesn't understand it should be swiftly replaced.

Contact this company to see if they'll license the artwork files to you. https://www.factorycrafts.com/collections/f-250-1999-2006/products/ford-f-250-f-350-1999-2006-custom-vinyl-decal-wrap-kit-powerstroke-shred

Clipping masks and pathfinder tools are the wrong way to do this. Artboards are the way to do it, as others have mentioned. Just draw a series of rectangles, sized and arranged exactly how you want the tiles to be, then select them all and go Object > Artboards > Convert to Artboards. Put your...

I'm also still not clear whether you want English or Spanish text on the sign. English, according to your thread title, but it sounds like you want Spanish but with better grammar.

Ask your client to give you the Spanish text. Don't they have someone who speaks Spanish that will be answering that phone number?

I'm getting a little lost here. What's wrong with this one? Are you trying to rephrase it into better English? NOW HIRING Landscapers TOP PAY Dogwood Services 850-259-4780

Did you try Google Translate? It's working for me on this sample. It just says they're looking to hire landscapers and they pay well. https://translate.google.com/

We bought Topaz AI Gigapixel immediately after testing a trial version of it, after reading about it in this thread. What it can do is mind-blowing. It's black magic in comparison to Photoshop or ON1 Resize. Worth way more than the $100 they're charging for it. If you think I'm overselling it...

That's something people often don't realize when they're downloading commercial fonts from "pirate" sites. Sometimes you get the real, original font files, but quite often the fonts are "ripped" from another format, like a PDF file or a web font, and are missing characters, kerning, opentype...

In the US, font software is protected by copyright, but the shapes of the letters are not. The font files (.ttf or .otf) that you install on your computer are the software, just to be clear. The software is what allows you to set live text, so that is where you are morally and legally obliged...

My answer would be no, it isn't. Whoever licensed the font in order to create the logo in the first place, their license does not apply to you, the sign company. Font license terms rarely allow for the client to share the font with you. In most font licensing scenarios, each company or...

Actually, linking to an external site that distributes copyrighted files illegally is OK on Signs101, as clarified to me by SignsSupport a while back. Unless the policy has changed? Source: https://signs101.com/threads/looking-all-over-for-this-font.149152/#post-1398308

This would be a great question for your web designer or developer. They should be able to add a file upload form that runs on your website, as opposed to a 3rd party service. If you'd like advice here, you could start by linking your website and telling us what CMS your website is running on.