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Yes but if it's converted to outlines, then it now becomes an object, not a font?

Yes we have PitStop and all that jazz but I'm so unfamiliar with most of it that I just choose to use Illustrator instead. Could someone be bothered to tell me why that's a bad idea? I've been using it for years and have never once had a problem.

So-to add another level of confusion, I open the file in Illy, convert the font to curves, then hit save and I get the "Birds of Paradise cannot be embedded into the file....blah blah blah." But, I converted it. So the font is technically no longer there??? Also, Can you be so kind as to...

Both local fonts boxes are checked. See image for the rest: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwFlduS8xbDlSVB6eDRSek1YaWk4TEZ1WFNGVzZhVWZHV2VF/view?usp=sharing

I have what seems like a confusing subject but really isn't if you pay attention. So I'm going to break it down... There are two Macs on the same server. One is mine, one is my co-worker's. We'll call him Frank. We both open the same PDF using Acrobat. Now, there are 2 fonts in question here...

Will do Gordo!

ACK! You're totally right mwc. I could be waiting all day, but as soon as I click to a different tab, then back, it instantly loads! SO confused!

Sorry for the multiple posts...yet another problem of the page not loading. :(

Hmmm. I never thought of clearing the cache because its the only site that does it and I only have one browser which is Chrome. (It just took over half an hour when I clicked on "reply with quote". Just sat there doing nothing. So I clicked it again and instantly it worked. WTF)

Not on Wifi, but have tried restarting...

Anyone else have issues with this website? It takes sometimes up to 10 minutes for the page to load no matter where I click.

When we get inks that expire in anything less than 6 months, we send them back. Its a global issue with Fuji/OCE. We only stock the black and cyan as we tend to go thru those ones faster and then we order the rest when our bag is at about half. As far as I know, there is no way to override the...

If you have LinkedIn, here is a good forum just for these printers: https://www.linkedin.com/grp/home?gid=4157468

It's also good to mention that these machines will always have "gloss banding". You can't get rid of that. I assume you know this already, but then again, I hate to assume anything in this industry. I have the Oce which is basically the same machine and the only time i get banding is if my lamp...

It's also good to mention that these machines will always have "gloss banding". You can't get rid of that. I assume you know this already, but then again, I hate to assume anything in this industry. I have the Oce which is basically the same machine and the only time i get banding is if my lamp...

I've never had an issue with a Corel PDF unless it was over 200" which is a hassle. I know they license a butt load of Pantone libraries. Not sure about the others. Scaling art is for proofing purposes only in Corel.

The scroller on my mouse zooms in and out in Corel. That's a huge bonus. Can't believe Illustrator hasn't adapted that feature.

I customized all my keyboard shortcuts within Corel to match Illustrator.

My experience in the print world is mostly in a small town where ALL of the print shops use CorelDraw. So that's what I've used most, although I was trained on Illustrator in school and still prefer it for most things. One huge advantage CorelDraw has is that it has imposition capabilities. And...

I know they can handle all different versions of a few architectural files if that's what you mean...