ORIS PDF Tuner Version 4.4.8 User Manual - image2output - Support

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Creating ‘Smooth Text’
Smooth Text Adjusting to Two Closed Outlines
What to Do if Text Turns Over?
By default the text is set between the line and the part of the outline
which lies next to the line.
If the line is larger than the outline it may happen
that the text turns over completely, i.e. is distorted
in a way that it is no longer legible.
In this case you have to use the POINTS function to drag the handles to
the correct position.
The text is also likely to turn over when it is positioned
between the line and the inner side of
the outline using the SETTING DIRECTion 1 function.
You can also correct this using the POINTS function. Having done so, you
will notice that the text is mirrored. Click to display it correctly.
Smooth Text Adjusting to Two Closed Outlines
If two closed outlines are active when you click , the smooth text options
are similar to those for two lines. For information on the toolbar options
refer to:
Distortion (page 13-6)
Trafo Type (page 13-4)
Baseline (page 13-6)
Setting Direction 1 (page 13-9)
Points (page 13-8)
Move (page 13-7)
Incline (page 13-8)
Stretch (page 13-8)
Move character (page 13-5)
Note:
For internal calculations the outlines are divided into an upper and a lower
part at their extreme left and right points. Transformations that make
sense are only possible if the text does not go beyond these extreme
points. Otherwise the text turns over completely.
Use the SETTING DIRECTion 1 and 2 options to change the setting direction
for the first or second outline respectively. Thus you can define for
each outline whether the text should be set inside or outside.
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