[amayausers.com] Re: How do I ensure uniform lettering height
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- Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2007 16:45:55 UT
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In the majority of fonts, the 'round' letters (Q, O, C, etc.) will be slightly
taller than straight letters. The ones you mention fall in this range. But
sewing them out-the pull of the thread against the weave of the material can
distort this. Pull comp adjustment helps, but if it doesn't work for each
letter, you can 'click' on the individual letters in Design Shop window and
adjust them to fit the material you are working on. Make sure you use the exact
same backing, top solvy if used, and material to do all test sewouts. What
works perfect on a pique polo may be totally screwed up on sweatshirt or
fleece. Do a sewout first 'as is', then adjust pull comp if needed, and then
test again. Now go back and 'stretch' the letters that need it-and run another
test. It may take a few tests but when you get it perfect it will look great
and worth the time.
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