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Computers and Software => Raster and Vector Manipulation Programs, and How to Do Stuff in Them. => Topic started by: Frog on September 30, 2015, 05:14:47 PM
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I copied some text from an email, and it pastes as paragraph text. I'd limke to work with it as artistic text.
I know that I can do the opposite, but it appears to me that the only thing that I can do with paragraph text is convert it to curves.
Am I missing or overlooking something?
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instead of copying it the way you did open the text dialogue box and paste it in there and you will be good to go
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When I am back to art, I will try that, thanks.
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Is that the Text Properties Docker? I use that to alter text, but see nowhere to paste anything.
When you have time could you do a screen shot?
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IN x7 copy text, click paste brings up dialog box. Import and pasting text. I usually click discard everything. Could version 6 maybe is different.
Shane
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I'm on X6 and this is what my page looks like when I paste the text from the email
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Ok then, select text copy and paste should ask how you want it. Tell it artistic. Hopefully...
Shane
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I just usually:
COPY>PASTE SPECIAL>TEXT>(RIGHT CLICK) CONVERT TO ARTISTIC TEXT.
Hope this helps.
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I usually copy the text from the email. Click artistic text like I am about to start typing and the ctrl v. To paste and it will pop up asking if I want to keep the text properties the same. Then they are normal
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I just usually:
COPY>PASTE SPECIAL>TEXT>(RIGHT CLICK) CONVERT TO ARTISTIC TEXT.
Hope this helps.
So, what the hell do you right click?
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With paragraph text selected, try Ctrl + F8 or go to Text in top menu bar and down towards the bottom you'll see Convert to Artistic Text.
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Okay, Tony did walk me through it, but as we know, there's more than one way to skin a Corel cat, so I am exploring these other methods as well.
Thanks all.
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Andy what I was reffering to was control shift T and the paste into there. it will ask you if you want to keep font and format but this is the easiest way I have found.
another trick I learned with importing names from an excel sheet which works beautifully is by saving the excel file as a web page and then you open the file in your browser and just copy paste into corel. the only way I know how to get the names out of excel with ease.