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Hope you Folks are Doing well! Yet again, after a Long Time I am Popping-Up here to my Favorite place! Due to Circumstances I was Unable to Respond on my Earlier 2 Pending Topics. I will try to Respond ASAP.
Please download the "Arching_Text_Placement_in_CorelDraw.cdr" file from the following Link - http://bit.ly/1wUyZwy. So, how should I make that "ABCDEFGH" as Arch within the Black Color Width?
Please Help.
Look forward to hearing from you soon.
Thank you.
Hello Creative; use the Fit Text To Path In the Text on the menu. Brak the circle apart and use the inside circle, once you have it where you want it brake it apart and join the two circles to gather.
George
Hello George!Thanks for your Response. I don't want the Arch on the Top Part of Circle I need it at the Bottom of Circle. Please hold on. Let me search in Google Images to Show you an Example.......... Alrighty! I am back. Please check this Link and See "MARIANI" - http://www.silvio-co.com/images/pigeons/ronda/circle_loft_F.jpgSo, how should I Make it at the Bottom Side? By the way, can you please Explain the following Sentence more Precisely?
Brak the circle apart and use the inside circle, once you have it where you want it brake it apart and join the two circles to gather.
Look at http://community.coreldraw.com/forums/p/42267/201458.aspx#201458
Best regards
Mek
Mek said: Look at http://community.coreldraw.com/forums/p/42267/201458.aspx#201458 Best regards Mek
draw inner circle, put text n path, mirror it, adjust mirrored text size and position by draging red point
sample cdr attached
Best regards,
Hello Mek,Thanks for your Response. Please find the attached "Untitled-top-02.cdr" file.Look forward to hearing from you soon.Thank you!
Mek said: draw inner circle, put text n path, mirror it, adjust mirrored text size and position by draging red point sample cdr attached Best regards, Mek
Edit: centring of text - place auxiliaray guide line in the center of circle and when you drag text on path (by using red square near to text) then you see red red line (mark) when centre of text reach guide line(I am using X5 here but expect in X7 it would be similar)
Creative 77
This is actually rather, no it is very easy to do.First of all you must to Fit Text to Path. It doesn't matter where or how you position the text, it will be adjusted later.Then, for all text at the bottom of a circle you must mirror both vertically and horizontally to make it run in the right direction. Do this by clicking the two icons in Property Bar when the Text is selected.Next thing is to drag the text to the bottom of the circle, which is easy to do by simply dragging the red "diamond".Two things may be helpful when doing this:1. As you drag the text around you'll notice that is in not easy to make it stay in desired vertical position. What you can do is to press and hold Shift when you have found the approximately right position, and the text will stick to that position as long as you hold Shift.2. You will see a vertical red line going through the text while dragging, either on the left or right side, or the center. This line snaps to vertical and horizontal alignment points along the circle.
When you're done, you can fine tune the vertical adjustment using the box in Property Bar.You may also need to adjust the distance between characters, which can be done with the Shape tool, or via the Property Bar or Text Properties docker.(After doing this you may have to adjust the position sideways again.)
Done.
Edit: And check out Mike's link.
Ronny Axelsson said: Creative 77 This is actually rather, no it is very easy to do.First of all you must to Fit Text to Path. It doesn't matter where or how you position the text, it will be adjusted later.Then, for all text at the bottom of a circle you must mirror both vertically and horizontally to make it run in the right direction. Do this by clicking the two icons in Property Bar when the Text is selected.Next thing is to drag the text to the bottom of the circle, which is easy to do by simply dragging the red "diamond".Two things may be helpful when doing this:1. As you drag the text around you'll notice that is in not easy to make it stay in desired vertical position. What you can do is to press and hold Shift when you have found the approximately right position, and the text will stick to that position as long as you hold Shift.2. You will see a vertical red line going through the text while dragging, either on the left or right side, or the center. This line snaps to vertical and horizontal alignment points along the circle. When you're done, you can fine tune the vertical adjustment using the box in Property Bar.You may also need to adjust the distance between characters, which can be done with the Shape tool, or via the Property Bar or Text Properties docker.(After doing this you may have to adjust the position sideways again.) Done. Edit: And check out Mike's link.
Hello Mek, Ronny Axelsson and George,Please download the Updated version of "Arching_Text_Placement_in_CorelDraw.cdr" file from the following Link - http://bit.ly/1wUyZwy. So, what should I Do now?Please Help.Look forward to hearing from you soon.Thank you.
Creative77 said:Please download the Updated version of "Arching_Text_Placement_in_CorelDraw.cdr" file from the following Link - http://bit.ly/1wUyZwy. So, what should I Do now?
Please start from scratch and read my instructions in previous post carefully.