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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / January 2007Text on a curved path
Greetings from Downunder. Is is possible to place text on a curved path, ie one that I have created, such as a free-form curve? Using XP Pro + SP1, and Office XP All help always appreciated Hi Carl, One option is Word Art and use the "WordArt shape" on the Word Art toolbar. But it is *very* limited with only presets. I have done it with individual letters moved and rotated. Else, some graphical program, I'm afraid.  SignatureRegards, Glen Millar Microsoft PPT MVP www.pptworkbench.com Australia glen at pptworkbench dot com Please tell us your PowerPoint / Windows version, whether you are using vba, whether your cows are in the corn paddock, or anything else relevant. > Greetings from Downunder. > Is is possible to place text on a curved path, ie one that I have created, > such as a free-form curve? > > Using XP Pro + SP1, and Office XP > All help always appreciated Just download the trial vesion of Adobe Illustrator. You can create text on the curved path easily. Challa Prabhu > Greetings from Downunder. > Is is possible to place text on a curved path, ie one that I have created, > such as a free-form curve? > > Using XP Pro + SP1, and Office XP > All help always appreciated Carl powerpoint cannot automatically do this.... you either have to do it yourself, one letter at a time.... or use another piece of software (corel, illustrator et al) and import the graphics into powerpoint cheers TAJ Simmons microsoft powerpoint mvp awesome - powerpoint backgrounds, http://www.awesomebackgrounds.com free powerpoint templates, tutorials, hints, tips and more... > Greetings from Downunder. > Is is possible to place text on a curved path, ie one that I have created, > such as a free-form curve? > > Using XP Pro + SP1, and Office XP > All help always appreciated As I suspected, but thanks for your help anyway /carl > Carl > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> Using XP Pro + SP1, and Office XP >> All help always appreciated
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