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Hello, I would like to find out how to curve a line of text for a transfer on a t-shirt, to place above a photo. Thank you in advance

nanoubel · Accepted Answer

Hello, what software do you have (Word, etc.)?

Raymond PENTIER · Answer

Use WordArt in Word or Excel (if needed in the Drawing toolbar). -- Retirement is great! Especially in the Caribbean... :-) Raymond

nanoubel · Answer

Do you have a PowerPoint equivalent? In that case, you will certainly have the Word Art option or something similar. I don't know Works or Open Office.
Otherwise, if you often make t-shirts, try downloading Photofiltre, it's free and you can find plenty of tutorials to make cool stuff, for example, for rounded text:
http://www.photofiltre-studio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11488
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Vaucluse · Answer

Hello
On Work
Insert menu / Image / Wordart
In the taskbar that appears:
Left window >/ Click on the menu / See the shapes you want.
Use all the formatting options from the taskbar. Click next to the text to return to the WORK page with your text.
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danielle04 · Answer

First of all, I don't have WordArt on Work. And on PhotoFiltre, I couldn't find a way to create a curve with text. I'm not very skilled, as soon as I don't understand how to use it. Once I grasp the concepts, I stick with it and succeed. I must say, I'm 62 years old, and it’s not always easy to understand things all at once.
Thank you for enlightening me. For PhotoFiltre, I haven't found out how to download it. See you soon.

Raymond PENTIER · Answer

Vaucluse, and you, danielle04, please note that you owe me respect, as I am your venerable elder! One of the nice things about this site is the mix of generations. I am currently exchanging private messages with a Sébastien who is 16 years old, whom I greet in passing. Yesterday it was a discussion with Jonathan whose nasty brother had hidden the password to his computer... -- Retirement is great! Especially in the Caribbean... :-) Raymond

alex221288 · Answer

On PowerPoint, create a rounded shape, then write inside it. Next, in "Format," then "Effects," and "Transform," select "Circle" under Follow Path.
If the circle is still displayed, you can set the object to white.
Hope this helps!

Advice applicable on Mac with PowerPoint Pro 11.

Rounded text

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