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There are several in the Vector Art Mega collection, don't know how close though.

Do what Fred said, or if you already typed it out follow this simple HTML code.

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Not just firehouse. LHF actually made a whole section of their site just for firetruck fonts. Here

Dave, what is a TTY? What font did you download that you are having this problem? Did you mean OpenType?

Just curious but have you tried to see what the size became when actually compressing the file (not in the software) but a WinRAR or WinZIP and mac StuffIt. I just made an archive of your test file and got it at 401k using normal compression.

by just looking at it, I would imagine it was Signa.

Hmm well turning compatibility mode off and saving it as a copy with no thumbnail got the file size down to 688k and saving as a pdf but leaving preserve photoshop editing got it to 768k still transparent. Not much, but something...and no loss.

that Shovel...

Double click the background layer and delete it then merge your existing layers, you wont lose transparency as a .pdf or .tiff. Do you mind posting a sample of one of the files? what is the target size you want to get it down to?

Have you tried using PNG? they won't be layered but the transparency stays and the quality is far better then JPEG.

Yeah thats definitely why... its $40 from MyFonts cuz Font Bureau made it. http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/fontbureau/ravie/

It doesn't show up under freeware thats probably why there is no download available for it? maybe? my guess.

Have them send you flattened PDF proofs or hard copy proofs before you print the jobs. As already stated Illustrator and Photoshop have the ability now to save as a PDF and stay editable in those programs so its not a flattened document any more, especially in Illustrator with 3D bevel effects...

Profiling your monitor is the first step. You need to profile the materials you will be using as well as synchronizing your color settings in your workflow. If you own Creative Suite you can sync them through Bridge under Edit < Creative Suite Color Settings. I am not familiar enough to give you...

You will love that monitor, be sure to get the optional hood with it if you are in a room with flourescent lighting, the contrast never seems right without it in those lighting conditions.

Why don't you explain what kind of setup you have that you to really justify using a professional grade monitor. I am just curious, you could spend your money however but unless you are doing Iris/Waterproofs/DuPont Cromachecks/KODAK Approvals really NEED one. I think by knowing this you will be...

I saw this machine down in Atlantic City printing directly to wood flooring, it wasn't something they pushed but I would imagine with a good sealer and finish on the material it would make a pretty cool product.

Yeah they didn't want to help us out on that either, it will work though provided you have some basic knowledge of RAID (if you are doing the setup) they also don't support Server 2003 but it will work on that as well with some tweaking.

This is partially true. XP w/ SP1 did not have support with it however support for AHCI has been available since SP2 and everyone really should be running that by now.