Typekit

[John Kramer]

Hi, all.

Anyone tried to use typekit fonts on a job going to an offset printer?

I would assume that their Creative Cloud license would allow them to sync the fonts, but I was told I had to outline those fonts or provide a pdf.

Thanks in advance.

John

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[Mike Witherell]

Don’t outline the fonts. Just make a PDF. The limitation of TypeKit fonts is that you cannot package them into a folder. On the other hand, if a commercial printer opened your InDesign file, it would prompt him/her to download the same TypeKit fonts anyway.

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[John Kramer]

> On Feb 13, 2017, at 11:32 AM, Mike Witherell <mikewi...@jetsetcom.net> wrote:
>
> On the other hand, if a commercial printer opened your InDesign file, it would prompt him/her to download the same TypeKit fonts anyway.

Thanks, Mike. But I was really asking: in a case where I want printer to use native files (multiple rounds of photo edits, for example), should they be able to sync Typekit fonts with Creative Cloud? I guess it’s a licensing question, really.