In message <4e411dbe1bbric@xxxxxxx> Brian Carroll <bric@xxxxxxx> wrote: > In article <4e3fc502cabric@xxxxxxx>, Brian Carroll > <bric@xxxxxxx> wrote: > >> I have a further question (AW v2.57, Chapter 14 refers). I >> want to convert text to path ... is it implicit in laying the >> text round a curve as I have done. ... > > The answer to my own question (discovered accidentally) which > might interest someone else is: yes, text is converted to path > when the utility 'Fit text to curve' is used. No, it is not. > The text remains converted to path if it is subsequently removed from > the curve for editing, and characters added or changed during the > editing are also converted to path. However a new replacement text is > not converted until it is re-fitted to the curve. No. Text around a curve is always printed as text. Unless you add a line colour or a fancy fill. > Thus conversion of fonts does not take place for drawings > containing only curved text. Sorry, wrong. The font is still embedded and the characters are rendered as text. Martin -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- Martin Wuerthner MW Software lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ---------------------------------------------------------------------