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Myriad's "M" has slightly slanted ends, not vertical like the sample. This is more likely to be Frutiger or something else.

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"David Knight Transport" is Copperplate.

you mean like wrapped it with a heavy-duty cable? attached to a winch?....

I would agree with this if the prospective member is actually willing to divulge and discuss aspects of their operations and not just be a sponge. i.e. a contributor, not just an information miner...

Looks like Copperplate

any modern laptop can do this... just connect the monitor to the available VGA port or HDMI port and set your settings as in previous posts...

Hmmmmm... I'd say more like Murray Hill

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On my system, its simply called Calligrapher...

Yes to what Joe said... and I will add bending over backwards (but not too far) is what we do sometimes to please a customer. What you seem to be doing is bending over forwards..

Its funny how they believe that making CREDIT CARD all caps will somehow sweeten the message...

Thanks, Gene, for that... Looks like a nice source for alternates for my Latino-Rumba.

Mikey, if you don't need that font exactly, then Latino Rumba and Latino Samba can come very close to giving you the same look. Both of these typefaces, because of their very loose look, can be stretched and squished a fair bit and still look good.

Maybe there is an easier way to do this in Corel -- I'm not sure -- but this is how I do it... <edit> -- relevant image is on second page of PDF...

Bayshore and Prowraps -- what you described and what the OP posted are two different kinds of shadows -- take another look...

yup, I'd say that's it...

MACHINING looks familiar but I keep looking at the C and the G and thinking they're not matching...

Is this a logo? If it is, I'd say it got its start with Fette Engschrift + some tweaks....

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