And how would they like to include this Adobe Font? Do they have the required license and assets?

Further, is this going to be provided by a CDN or service like Google Fonts, or will this be on our server and sent to every user to kill their throughput and skyrocket data usage while substantially slowing the initial load of their site (which causes surprisingly high bounce rates)?

Or is this just another instance of them asking to know the exact state of Schrödinger's cat without observation?

They have the license and assets for it from what they said in the training

When can I have access to those, and are they aware of the significant performance hit that comes from serving their own fonts like this?

I doubt it and Blake  may have it. Otherwise, I can ask for it.

I don't have it. Believe me, I spoke about adobe licensing with them about fonts and this via email and over the phone a number of times. They say they have their own Adobe CC account or something to that effect. I would ask for it and go from there.

Cody , please follow up with them about this. I remember discussing with Blake numerous times that he'd talked with them ad nauseam about this.

If I were a betting man, they don't have the assets and license to use Trajan as a web font. I'm willing to wager.

After Training Questions - Anastasia - Troy, MI for St. Anastasia Troy Staff
Asked about it here.

Kyle   Do we need anything more than this: Re: Proposed Sitemap - Anastasia - Troy, MI

Cody , in addition to that .ttf file, I need to see their license that says they are authorized to use this font for web use.

Blake can confirm the importance of not stealing intellectual property and digital assets.

Ethically, I am not comfortable adding this font to their site unless and until I can confirm that they have the appropriate license.

Kyle  I will send another email to Brenda tomorrow about this. Thanks.

Kyle Asked here: Re: After Training Questions - Anastasia - Troy, MI

We're going to need them to setup a Web Project through their Adobe Creative Cloud. If they don't want to do this, I can do it with their credentials, but I'd have to track it as Build.

As far as I understand Adobe's Font Licensing (https://helpx.adobe.com/fonts/user-guide.html/fonts/using/font-licensing.ug.html) and Adobe Fonts Service Additional Terms (https://wwwimages2.adobe.com/content/dam/cc/en/legal/servicetou/Adobe_Fonts_Additional_Terms_en_US_20200416.pdf), merely using the ttf file they provided would be a material breach of their Creative Cloud Agreement (I'd be happy to explicate exactly how, but I'll spare the analysis unless that's requested).

Whoever configures this process will have to pick the font family, variants and weights (it's slightly more complicated than embedding Google Fonts). I'll give a step-by-step process in the following comment.

P.S. I did a trial run of this with my own Adobe Account earlier, and I'm praying I don't get charged for anything I did. I'd just do this through for them with my account, but that would violate 3.3 of Adobe's Additional Terms (id.).

This has been added to a Web Project in their Adobe Creative Cloud, embeded, enqueued and updated in SCSS.

I'm comfortable marking this complete for now, but please reopen this task with specific directions if anything further is sought.