[mrstitch]

When I create lettering above or below an image and then preview it on my Epson 88, the letters are not aligned. I can't figure out why.

Dean

 

[Fluid]

can you elaborate a little more. Wehen you preview it on...?

Are you printing or looking at the preview window. Try below

Try converting your fonts to curves (select the text and hit Ctrl+Q) before printing. BEWARE once you do this the text is no longer text and cannot be edited.

 

[mrstitch]

Richard:

That was just the answer I needed.

When I preview my lettering in the print preview screen, the letters are either out of sequence or spaced differently than orginally laid out. This appears with no matter which printer I choose. Now I've yet to try and print, but I can't imagine if it would print correctly.

Thanks again for your help.

Dean

 

[Fluid]

What version of Corel are you using?

Save the file. Convert the fonts to curves and do a test print. Depending on the version you might be expierencing a bug.

 

[mrstitch]

I'm using Version 11
I made some observations.

The problem IS in the print preview, but only while using the mirror image.

When printing in mirror image- the print is normal.
When previewing- it is not - despite my reading it backwards.

When I don't have the mirror selected- its normal
and the printing is normal.

I only printed to an image file (paperport) and not to paper, but I think the results will be the same.

 

[Fluid]

If you convert the fonts to curves before printing you should not have any issues. Another thing you could do is rasterize the graphic in the print options. Choose a high dpi setting and it should do just fine.

Im guessing your priting transfers.