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
There are four possible combinations of setting directions which are explained
below. With all combinations of setting directions you can use
the BASELINE option to make the second outline the baseline. Using the
MOVE function you can rotate the text. If you imagine the outlines to be
the ends of a transparent pillar, the text seems to rotate about this imagined
pillar.
Both Setting Directions Clockwise
The text is set outside the lower and inside the
upper outline. By default the lower outline is
used as baseline.
Imagine the outlines to be the ends of a transparent
pillar. With this setting you have the impression
as if the text was stuck inside the pillar
with the face looking inwards.
Both Setting Directions Counter-Clockwise
The text is set inside the lower and outside the upper outline. By default
the lower outline is the baseline.
Let’s stick to our example of the pillar. With this
setting you have the impression as if the text
was stuck at the outside of the pillar, just like a
poster on an advertising pillar (which is not
transparent, of course).
Setting Direction 1 Clockwise, 2 Counter-Clockwise
The text is set as if it was stuck to the outside
of the pillar.
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