Text to Path Sample Clauses

Text to Path. As text is created, or while in Text Editing Mode, you will find a control point located on the left-hand side of the text being created: This control point may be dragged to rest directly on any line path within your workspace. For example, you may create an oval with the Circle tool and then drag your text onto this line to achieve an arced effect: As text is applied to a path in this manner, you will note a vertical bar to the left of the text. This allows for a new control bar which can be used to adjust the placement of your text relative to the line onto which the text has been applied so that it may be placed on, above, in line with, or below the path. Note also that the object used as a path will turn grey. This indicates that this image is now turned off for cutting purposes. If you wish to re-enable the object being used as a path to cut, you may visit the Cut Style Options as previously discussed and select Enable Cut Style as the grey path object is selected.
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Text to Path. As text is created, or while in Text Editing Mode, you will find a control point located on the left-hand side of the text being created: This control point may be dragged to rest directly on any line path within your workspace. For example, you may create an oval with the Circle tool and then drag your text onto this line to achieve an arced effect: Multiple images may be also be selected by clicking above an image and dragging your mouse to enclose all desired shapes to be selected at the same time. As you hold your mouse button down and drag your mouse, you will see a dashed line creating a selection box showing what you are selecting. Upon letting go of your mouse, all enclosed images in this box will be selected together in the same bounding box. If you wish to select all available images on the screen together, you may click on the Select All button located along the bottom of the software screen. If you wish to select only those images that are the same color, you may Undo/Redo Any action taken, including simply moving an image, may be undone. To back up to the previous action taken, click the Undo button. There are an unlimited number of actions you may go back to with the click on the Select by Color button located along the bottom of the software screen. If you wish to deselect all currently selected images, you may click on the Deselect All button.
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