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PAKMN

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Hello
In the" post it" tutorial that the guru wrote,is it possible to make the text
have the same contour as the post it you create,like a flag and text simulating the same wave pattern.Also where is (turn off path ) button,couldnt find it, am using ps 6.0 .
thanks[excited]
 
Pakmn, what I did in this example was
a) give the type a "slight" bottom curve using the "create warp text" tool.
b) rotate it ever so slightly
b) then played with the "skew" a bit
c) then adjusted the horizontal/vertical a just a bit in the "create warp text" tool.

It takes a little experimentation, but in the end, the type is still editable.

If you have "type" filling the whole post-it note, only the type at the bottom of the note would be "slightly" distorted to match the curve of the paper.

As for the other part of your question, I don't have version 6 so I will let someone else help you there.
 
Hi Pakman...

Wendy's suggestions are right. Thanks Wendy. :)

To turn off the visible Path, you have 2 options:

1) Press Ctrl/Cmd+H -- the same thing you do to HIDE a selection marquee.
This method is only useful if you have no active selection going at the same time, or if you don't create a selection at all. A good 'quick method', but limited.

2) Choose the PEN tool from the toolbar. Look to the top-right side of the Options Bar for the Pen tool, and you'll see a "checkmark" image. Click that. It's like telling Photoshop that, "yes, i am done with this path for the moment, go ahead and save it for me.". Once saved, it's visiblility is hidden until you open the Path palette and click on the path again to re-activate it, for editing/filling/stroking.

Hope that helps. [honesty]
 
Nice image Wendy. This has always been a little been a gray area for me but this has cleared most 0f that up.

Sanby
 
thanks

HEY THAT SEEMS TO WORK QUITE WELL,A LITTLE MORE PRACTICE HERE AND IM ON MY WAY.[excited]
 
POST IT

WELL HERES MY FIRST EFFORT. NEEDS SOME WORK ,BUT IM HAPPY WITH IT,COULDNT DO IT A MONTH AGO,SEEMED TO BE MISSING SOMETHING.(PRACTICE).
THANKS
 
B7 PAKMN... Glad to see that it's worked out for you! :righton:
 
Kewl, you worked it out. and you added an extra little curve in the bottom, not just the curl. :righton: :righton:

Sanby
 


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