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Text shaping I want to have the text on my logo in a round position, just put the year to the bottom to have it round. How I could do it when I'm usign photoshop 7?

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You can do that eaaily by importing the logo into Adobe Illustrator. Text shapes are a snap.

But if you ONLY have Photoshop, you can still succeed, by doing it manually, which takes a lot longer:

First, determine your text size in points. Just hit the T tool, try a few sizes (undo paste after each test). Once you have a size that fits/looks OK, then make a new TRANSPARENT document and test tool your entire ABCs onto that document (all the letters you will need)

Now select each letter, one by one, copy it, and paste into a location on your logo. Do the letter at the top (pure vertical axis) first using the move tool. Then copy/paste next letter to right, select ROTATE/ARBITRARY, and trial/error a guess at 2 degrees or so, clockwise. Next letter should start at 4 degrees r/clockwise or so. Keep notes on what the last degrees were, because the next letters will always be a factor above that number of degrees.

You get the idea now? As I said, can be done, I do it all the time just to keep the transparency. But will take you half an hour at least, whereas in Illustrator, it can be done in a snap of the fingers.

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