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Green Munkee · October 20th, 2009

In need help with wrapping text in circle the starbucks logo is a perfect example of how I need to get text on top and bottom of circle

SystemVoid · October 21st, 2009

Draw a circle using the Ellipse tool.

Write some text anywhere in your document.

Select the text, go to Text -> Fit Text to Path in the menu bar.

Move your mouse to hover over the top of the circle you created, and left click.

To arc along the bottom of the circle, do the same, but add the text to the bottom of the circle.
Then, click "Mirror Horizontally", then "Mirror Vertically"

dim116 · October 21st, 2009

if you Google "text to curve in corel x3" you will get several tutorials & videos on it.

LB · October 21st, 2009

There will be some controls also that open and allow you to control the amount of offset you want. It's really easy.

splathead · October 21st, 2009

You'll need to have different settings on the words so a word like coffee is not printed upside down.

Have each word a separate object and fit each one to the path based on how you want them positioned.

Team Valhalla · October 22nd, 2009

Try this link. Shows you how to fit it to the circle and how to flip the text so it's not backwards.

CORELDRAWTIPS.COM

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Green Munkee · October 22nd, 2009

Thanks for the help guys it was great Im GOOD

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